Acromegaly / by Maximilian Sternberg ; translated by F.R.B. Atkinson.

  • Sternberg, Maximilian, 1863-
Date:
[1899]
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Credit: Acromegaly / by Maximilian Sternberg ; translated by F.R.B. Atkinson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. 7. A Hydrocele of the upper part of the Tunica Vaginalis, the lower part having become obliterated by adhesion to the Testicle, which is seen in section. Plate XLIII. Fig. I. The Common Hydrocele of the Tunica Vaginalis. Fig. II. A Varicocele of moderate size unravelled. Fig. HI. A large Varicocele. Plate XLIV. Fig. I. Undescended and Atrophied Testis. Fig. II. Atrophy (extreme) of one Testicle and Epididymis. Fig. III. Cystic Disease (? Sarcoma) of the Testis. Plate XLV. Syphilis op the Testicle. Fig. I. Breaking down Gumma in the Testis. Fig. 2. Gumma of the Testis due to Inherited Syphilis. Figs. 3 & 4. Gummatous Disease of Testis and Lung. Fig. 5. Gummatous deppsit in Testis and Epididymis from acquired Syphilis. Fig. 6. Gummatous Disease of the Testis, with great enlargement of the Organ. Plate XLVI. Tumours of the Testicle (3 figs.); Gumma op the Testicle (1 fig.) Fig. I. Medullary Cancer. Fig. 2. Cystic Chondro-Sarcoma. Fig. 3. Gumma of Testicle, with Hydrocele. Fig. 4. A Sarcoma involving the whole Testicle, and spreading up the Sper- matic Cord. TENTH FASCICULUS. Diseases of the Testis. (Part II.) Plate XLVII. Fig. I. Sarcoma (Round-celled or Lympho-Sarcoma) of the Testicle. Fig. 2. View of an Anterior-posterior Section of the above Tumour, showing a greyish-brown surface obscurely divided into Lobes. Fig. 3. A slowly-growing Tumour of the Testicle, probably of Sarcomatous nature. Plate XLVIII. Fig. I. Hydrocele of the Tunica Albuginea. Fig. 2. Malignant Tumour of the Testis, from a boy aged two years. Fig. 3. Hasmorrhagic Sarcoma of Testicle. Plate XLIX. Misplaced Testicle in the Perineum. “This is an interesting fasciculus of the New Sydenham Society’s ‘Atlas of Pathology.’ Mr. Hutchinson, jun., gives an account of the chief diseases of the Testis, especially those which have been illustrated in the present and preceding fasciculi. His article is a valuable monograph on the Pathology of the Testis.”—Dublin Medical Journal, March, 1896. “ We congratulate the New Sydenham Society on the continuation of their useful ‘Atlas of Pathology.’ The illustrations are, as they always have been, most excellent.”—British Medical Journal, May 30, 1896.