This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1900 Excerpt: ...colic; ne-phrectomised (a blocked kidney) 3 years later Bladder symptoms: frequency at night; 3upra-pubic pain on over-holding; sudden profuse haemor-rhage;pain in penis Obviously blockage of ureter; pain Pain increased by jolting Very profuse;blood black. 1 years later Severe left renal pain, constant and cruel. 3 ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1900 Excerpt: ...colic; ne-phrectomised (a blocked kidney) 3 years later Bladder symptoms: frequency at night; 3upra-pubic pain on over-holding; sudden profuse haemor-rhage;pain in penis Obviously blockage of ureter; pain Pain increased by jolting Very profuse;blood black. 1 years later Severe left renal pain, constant and cruel. 3 years later Sudden and profuse haemorrhage of clots; great frequency and great urethral pain 1 years later Sudden sharp haemorrhage; then well. 3 years laterRepeated haemorrhages; fre quency and pain. 16 years later! Left-sided pleurisy, kidney (?). 14 years later Died of tuberculosis of spine and bowels 1 years later Frequency. (Case in progress) 1 years laterA cutting along urethra; then free haemorrhage and clots, and fre quency None. There spurted out without warning, after urination, full stream of purple blood; he lost a pint. Very profuse. Severe clot; reten-tions. Haemorrhage very free. 2. Tuberculous Invasion of the Bladder from a Primary Deposit in the Prostate. The statements concerning the liability of the prostate to primary tuberculosis are most conflicting. According to some authorities it is unknown; most believe it to be rare. According to my experience it is rare to find the prostate the sole genito-urinary harbourer of tubercle. I can only record six instances.f These, however, have symptoms almost precisely similar to those cases just discussed (page 47), --a little gland pain, frequency, then a rush of blood; in fact, it would appear that all indolent invasions of the urinary mucous membrane by chronic tubercle elicit profuse haemorrhages. On cystoscopy, a dark red swelling will be found on the trigone (Fig. 10) over the affected lobe. It might be asked, why does the tubercle not appear in the prostatic urethra? % I do not kno..
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