...the year 1816. The patient, a soldier, had been invalided for some complaint of his urinary organs, of which a stricture formed one. The removal of this...of the urethra. Many able surgeons saw this case, several thought there was a stone in the bladder, and some even advised an operation. It appeared to...

...the year 1816. The patient, a soldier, had been invalided for some complaint of his urinary organs, of which a stricture formed one. The removal of this...of the urethra. Many able surgeons saw this case, several thought there was a stone in the bladder, and some even advised an operation. It appeared to...

...suffered from stricture, but when this had been removed, the symptoms were not materially mitigated On examination with the catheter, a smart blow was...held, and at least two inches out of the urethra. The case was supposed by some to be stone, but the difficulty was never dispelled by an inspection...

...urine, giving rise to the idea of a alone. Thie always took place, and sometimes the stroke seemed to he repeated twice, or even three times, although each...held, and at least two inches out of the urethra. The case was supposed by some to be stone, but the difficulty was never dispelled by an inspection...

...1816. The patient, a soldier, had been invalided for some complaint of his urinary organs, of which stricture formed one. The removal of this did not...thumb when slightly held, and at least two inches * Morbid Anatomy. London : 1807. t Guthrie on the Bladder, p. 31. London : 1834. out of the urethra."...

...his symptoms, and on examination with the catheter a smart blow was felt on the instrument with tlio termination of the flow of urine, giving rise to the...sometimes force the catheter from between the finger aud thumb when slightly held, and at least two inches * Morbid Anatomy. London: 1807. out of the urethra."...