The surgery of Egypt / [Frank Cole Madden].

  • Madden, Frank Cole.
Date:
1919
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Credit: The surgery of Egypt / [Frank Cole Madden]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ict OF PLATES. FRONTISPIECE. Kasr-el-Ainy Hospital and Medical School from Réda Island. From a panoramic photograph by G. Smoly. n : 2 : F Facing Page PLATE I. I-EM-HETEP, from “The History of the Gods in Egypt”. Dr. E. A. Wallis Budge. I PLATE 2 yer : ; ; ; A : 2 Fig. 1.—Generalized favus showing the raised crateriform lesions. P.A. Fig. 2..-Side view of the same case as Tit bee be es Ne Fig. 3.—Generalized favus, showing especially the dusty matting of the hair, which always has a characteristic mouse-trap smell. P.A. PLATE 3 ; ; 10 Fig. 1.—A grossly neglected tuberculous knee, as it appeared on admission to hospital. P.A. Fig. 2.—Separation of the entire tibia as a sequestrum, as seen when - first applying for treatment. Photo: F. King. PLATE4 : . ; ; : ; : : 24 Fig, 1.—Diffuse papillomatosis of perinaeum due to spirochaetosis. P.A. Fig. 2.—The same condition secondary to bilharzial urethral fistulae. Fig. 3.—Microphotograph of spirochaetes in the above conditions. The best spirilla are seen in the lower part of the photo to the left. Photo: Dr. Anis Bey Onsy. PLATE 5 . fe : ‘ d @ , A 26 Fig. 1.—Granuloma labialis of the lower lip. PAA. Fig. 2.—A later stage of the same condition. P. A. Fig. 3.—An advanced case of granuloma labialis, starting in the middle of - the upper lip. P. A. Fig. 4.—A later case in a woman which had become epitheliomatous. Photo: F. King. PATE 6 : : : ; ; ; 2 , 28 Fig. 1.—Early parasitic granuloma of the leg. : Fig. 2.—A later stage of parasitic granuloma on the feet. Fig. 3--Advanced parasitic granuloma of forearm, with much old ulceration and scarring. P. A. Fig. 4.—A similar case to that in Fig. 3. on the back of the hands. Py PEALE 7 ; py : ‘ : 3 : : 30 Fig. 1.—Parasitic granuloma of feet. Richards and Ferguson. Fig. 2.-Side view of same case as in Fig. I. Fig. 3.—Section of raised edge of parasitic granuloma, showing down- growths of epithelium. Richards and Ferguson. Fig. 4. Leishmania tropica in parasitic granuloma. Richards and Ferguson. . Fig. 5.--Flat form of parasitic granuloma. Richards and Ferguson. _ PL Are : P : f ; 34 Fig. 1.—Dry gangrene of the leg after typhoid fever. Fic. 2.—Gangrene of forearm and hand after fever of undetermined origin. Fig. 3.—A case of advanced pellagra, a disease of malnutrition, predisposing to.gangrene. P. A. Except when otherwise stated the photographs have been taken by myself trom cases under my care in Kasr-el-Ainy hospital or in my private practice, Those initialled P.A. are included in the Pathological Album of the School of Medicine.