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CONTENTS OF VOLUME XXXIII.

NUMBER I.

Osteo-Myelitis of the Temporal and Adjacent Bones of the Skull

as a Sequel of Otitis Media Suppurativa. By Dr. CHARLES

W. RICHARDSON, Washington, D. C. (With one temperature

chart)

Tubercle-Like Bacilli in the Discharge of Chronic Purulent Otitis.

By Dr. A. DE SIMONI, Milan

Contribution on Otogenous Diseases of the Brain, Meninges, and

Venous Sinuses. By Dr. SUCKSTORFF and Dr. HENRICI, Ros-

tock. Translated by Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP. (Continued from

page 461, Vol. XXXI., of these ARCHIVES). With one tempera-

ture chart on Plates III. and IV. of Vol. XLIV. of the German

Edition .

On Primary Epithelioma of the Temporal Bone. By Dr. STURM,

Rostock. Translated by Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP

Tuberculosis of the Ear Ending in Recovery. By Dr. I. HEGET-

SCHWEILER, Zürich. Translated by Dr. W. S. BRYANT, New

York. (Zeitschrift für Ohrenheilkunde, Bd. xliii.) .

On the Pathology of Deafmutism. Report of a Case of Acquired

Deafmutism with Obliteration of Tympanum, Aditus, and

Antrum. By Dr. HERMANN HÖLZEL, Munich. Translated by

Dr. W. S. BRYANT, New York.

(Zeitschrift für Ohrenheil-

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kunde, Vol. xliii.) .

Reports of Societies:

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1. Report of the Transactions of the New York Otological

Society. By Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP, Secretary. Meeting of

November 24, 1903.

BERENS: Plastic operation, 53. LEWIS: Two cases of

sinus thrombosis, 54. ARNOLD KNAPP : Two cases of nasal

disease with endocranial complications, 57. DENCH:

Meningitis after a radical operation, 58; encephalitis, 59.

WILSON: Further report upon a tumor of the auditory

canal, 59.

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2. Report of the Transactions of the Section on Otology of

the New York Academy of Medicine. Meeting of Novem-

ber 12, 1903

KOLLER: Scarlatinal panotitis, 60. RICHARDSON:

Osteo-myelitis of the temporal bone (published in full on

page 1). Discussion, 61.

Report on the Progress of Otology during the First Quarter of

the Year 1903. By Dr. ARTHUR HARTMANN. Translated by

Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP.

(Continued from vol. xxxii., page 496)

Nervous apparatus, 67. The nose and naso-pharynx, 69.

Soft palate, pharyngeal and mouth cavities, 81.

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II.-Diseases of the Ear, Nose, and Throat. By J. J. Kyle, M.D.

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84

NUMBER 2.

Middle-Ear Disease in its Relation to Metastatic Abscess of the

Liver and Other Viscera. By S. MACCUEN SMITH, M.D.

A Contribution to the Pathological Anatomy of the Internal Ear

and the Auditory Nerve. By Professor PAUL MANASSE,

Strassburg, Germany. Abridged Translation by Dr. ADOLPH

O. PFINGST, Louisville, Ky. With Plates I. and II., Zeitschrift

f. Ohrenheilk., Vol. XLIV.).

Contribution to the Pathology and Treatment of Diseases of the

Accessory Nasal Cavities. By Dr. F. ROEPKE, of Solingen.

Translated by Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP, of New York

Reports of Societies:

1. Report of the Transactions of the New York Otological

Society. By Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP, Secretary. Meeting of

January 26, 1904

DUEL: Paroxysmal cough in ear disease, 118. BRAN-

DEGEE: Mastoid symptoms caused by a furuncle in the

canal, 119. LEWIS: Hyperpyrexia in tympano-mastoiditis,

120. MCKERNON: Primary jugular-bulb thrombosis, 121.

2. Report of the Transactions of the Section on Otology

of the New York Academy of Medicine. Meeting of De-

cember 10, 1903

KERRISON: A new bone forceps, 122. RICHARDS :

A new bone curette, 123. S. MACCUEN SMITH: Middle-ear

disease in its relation to metastatic abscess of the liver

(published in full, p. 87). Discussion, 123.

Meeting of January 14, 1904

RICHARDS: Case of epithelioma of the auricle, 128.

TOEPLITZ: Neglected education of partially deaf children,

129. GROSZMANN: Difficulties and methods in teaching

children who are hard of hearing, 129. Discussion, 135.

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Report on the Progress of Otology during the Second Quarter of

the Year 1903. By Dr. ARTHUR HARTMANN. Translated by

Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP

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140

Anatomy and physiology, 140. General, 142. The nervous

apparatus, 170. (To be concluded.)

Nasal Fibroid. By HILLIARD WOOD, M.D., Nashville, Tenn.

(With two Illustrations on Text-plate I.)

Report of a Fatal Case of Chronic Suppurative Otitis with

Cholesteatoma in the Drum Cavity and Antrum, Cellulitis

of almost the Entire Scalp, Thrombosis of the Transverse

Sinus, Cerebral Abscess, and Softening of the Cerebellum.

By JOHN GUTTMAN, M.D., New York.

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176

Report of a Fatal Case of Multiple Otitic Abscesses in the

Temporal Lobe, with Remarks. By Dr. C. H. R. JORDAN,

New York. (With Text-plates II.-V.)

186

The Ear of the Sperm Whale and Sound Conduction. By Dr.

GEORGE BOENNINGHAUS, Breslau. Translated by Dr. W. S.

BRYANT, New York

196

Operative Opening of the Mastoid Bone in Otitis Media Purulenta

with Extension of the Disease beneath the Mastoid Process.

By Dr. FERDINAND LEIMER. Abridged Translation by Dr.

JULIUS WOLFF, New York

Reports of Societies:

1. Report of the Transactions of the New York Otological

Society. By Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP, Secretary. Meeting of

March 22, 1904

2. Report of the Transactions of the Section on Otology of

the New York Academy of Medicine. Meetings of Febru-

ary 11 and March 10, 1904

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Report on the Progress in Otology during the Second Quarter

of the Year 1903.
By Dr. ARTHUR HARTMANN, Berlin.

Translated by Dr. ARNOLD KNAPP. (Continued from page 171) 253

Nose and naso-pharynx, 253. The soft palate, pharynx,

and mouth cavity, 264.