Identifier: wisconsin08jane (find matches)
Title: Wisconsin medical recorder
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Janesville : Hall & Thorne
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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Osteo-Sarcoma growth at eight months; shrunk two-thirds in size under X-ray treatment. Nometastastes have formed or further growth in four years 34« WISCONSIN MEDICAL RECORDER
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Osteo-Sarcoma, four months growth, checked and diminished one-half under X-radiation. No further growth in the lasl three years. Received 130 treatments. He ia .1 carpentei and worka daily at his trade. WISCONSIN MEDICAL BECORDER 343 get at one foot, resulting in disappear-ance of pain and induration, and thescab became dry. She left the city fora year and when she returned reportedthat all signs had disappeared shortlyafter she left. Later a slight rednessand induration returned which yieldedand disappeared after twelve treat-ments. E. W. Smith, Jour. Adv. Ther.,May, 1904, reports one round cell sar-coma of the cheek, and one round cellsarcoma of the neck. ~No special detailsare given, but sarcomas of this kind areusually rapid in their growth. A large fibro-sarcoma treated byRoentgen radiation, paper read byClarence E. Skinner, M D., before theInternational Congress of ElectroTherapeutics. This patient was a postoperative case, and had been for sever-al months under Dr. W. B. Coley

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