 | American Pediatric Society - 1896 - 272 pages
...pressed in the space between the spinous processes, and the needle was entered about one centimetre to the right of the median line on a level with the thumb and thrust somewhat inwards and slightly upwards. The pain appeared to be slight and the depth... | |
 | Pathological Society of Philadelphia - 1904 - 276 pages
...did not inconvenience him in the slightest degree. During these six years he has gained in weight. Examination reveals a tumor that extends from the...outlines of the growth are definite; it is firm, about "j cm. by 4 cm. in diameter, and not attached to the skin; it is freely movable from side to side,... | |
 | William Campbell Posey, William Gibson Spiller - 1906 - 1098 pages
...recumbent posture and the back strongly arched, the needle is introduced at a point about five millimetres to the right of the median line, on a level with the space between the second and third spinous processes. The needle is directed slightly inward and upward... | |
 | College of Physicians of Philadelphia - 1908 - 342 pages
...immediately after the patient entered the hospital, showed an aneurysm extending three and one-half inches to the right of the median line on a level with the third rib and also approximately two and one-half inches upward and downward from this level. The upper... | |
 | Pathological Society of Philadelphia - 1904 - 468 pages
...did not inconvenience him in the slightest degree. During these six years he has gained in weight. Examination reveals a tumor that extends from the...outlines of the growth are definite; it is firm, about J cm. by 4 cm. in diameter, and not attached to the skin ; it is freely movable from side to side,... | |
 | American Pediatric Society - 1896 - 260 pages
...pressed in the space between the spinous processes, and the needle was entered about one centimetre to the right of the median line on a level with the thumb and thrust somewhat inwards and slightly upwards. The pain appeared to be slight and the depth... | |
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... years, mechanic. Six years ago the patient first observed a growth just below the angle of the inferior maxilla and in the anterolateral part of the neck. It grew slowly but apparently continuously; it did not inconvenience him in the slightest degree.... 