The electric illumination of the bladder and urethra : as a means of diagnosis of obscure vesico-urethral diseases / by E. Hurry Fenwick.

  • Fenwick, E. Hurry (Edwin Hurry), 1856-
Date:
1889
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Credit: The electric illumination of the bladder and urethra : as a means of diagnosis of obscure vesico-urethral diseases / by E. Hurry Fenwick. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    PAGE The Diseased Bladder:—(a) Rugae, (b) Poly- hedral Quiltings—Dilated Mucus Glands, (c) Phosphatic Growths resembling Stones, (d) Submucous Hemorrhages, (e) Tuberculosis. (/) Enlarged Middle Lobe of Prostate— Prostatic Cancer breaking into Bladder through the Trigone. CHAPTER VII. Value of the Electric Cystoscope . . 119 Pathological Conditions of the Living Bladder as seen by Electric Light:—(a) Cystitis—Acute—Hemor- rhagic—Chronic, (b) Scrofulous and Tuberculous Disease, (c) Foreign Bodies, (d) Stones, (e) En- cysted stone. (/) Rare Inflammatory Outgrowths from the Mucous Membrane—Syphilis—Bilharzia Heinatobia. (g) Precancerous Conditions of the Vesical Mucous Membrane, (h) Tumours:—(a) Vil- lous Papillomata. (b) Sarcomata, (c) Carcinomata —Pedunculated—Sessile—Invasive. CHAPTER VIII. The Rank op the Electric Cystoscope . . 189 The Cystoscope as a Diagnostic Agent in:—(a) Renal and Vesical Hematuria. (6) Pyuria, (c) Chly- uria. (d) In Foreign Bodies, (e) Stones.—Electric Cystoscopy v. Digital Exploration—Its Rank in the Prognosis of Vesical Growth—The Duration of Life in Vesical Growth—The Cyostoscope as a Factor in the Treatment of Cystitis, Foreign Bodies, Tubercu- losis, Vesical Tumours, Supra-pubic Prostatectomy.