...Haydeu and Gilmor of Baltimore. 2. GRAKULAR cHROMATK OF IRON. It occurs in irregular grains, varying in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a grain of pepper. 3. AMORPHOUS OHROMATE or IRON. This is found in masses .•lion- or less compact,...

...Hayden and Gilmor of Baltimore. 2. GRANULAR cHHOMATF. OF IRON. It occurs in irregular grains, yarying in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a grain of pepper. 3. AMORPHOUS CHUOMATE OF IRON. Th is is found in masses more or less compact, which...

...strictly, come under the head of acute arteritis, they may be conveniently considered in this place. They vary in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a pea or bean, have more or less thick and ragged edges, and are sometimes so deep as to reach, and even...

...membrane, pleura, which surrounds the organ. These tubercles, as the hard white bodies are called, vary in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a pea. They are sprinkled through all parts of the lung, and will in every dissection, be found in a...

...the edges of the eyelids, especially at the inner canthus, sometimes single, often in groups, varying in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a pea. Having been punctured with the lancet, their walls are to be laid hold of with a pair of toothed...

...dry by the absorption of the fluid parts. The tumours which it forms are called chalk stones. They vary in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a walnut, and are sometimes very numerous, forming large masses about the knuckles and other joints....

...that might otherwise have been saved. 6. Calculous Concretions. — Calculous concretions, varying in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a small cherry, and of a rounded, oval, or pyriform shape, are sometimes seen in the tonsils, chiefly...

...solid bodies were felt, but not in the main sack. A number were hooked out with the finger, and varied in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a bullet. One of the latter size could be distinctly felt, but no communication between the space containing...

...examination, as in the case of akrochordon, but which may be handled and felt. These tumours may range in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a billiard baU ; they are always prominent, sometimes merely sessile, and more or less embedded in the...

...fibrosum. M. contagiosum is characterised by the presence of rounded elevations on the skin, varying in size from that of a mustard seed to that of a walnut or even larger. The elevations consist of little cysts filled with a hard or soft sebaceous...