glected. Malignant disease of penis. Congenital malformations— Epispadius, Hypospadius.

LECTURE LXX.

Diseases about the rectum and anus. Foreign bodies; mode of removal. Spasm of the sphinter ani. Hæmorrhoids. Warts and condylomata. Abscesses. Fistula in ano. Fissure. Prolapsus. Stricture of rectum.

LECTURE LXXI.

:

Diseases of the female organs of generation 1. BlenorrHEA; its frequency in young children; causes and treatment. PHAGEDENIC ULCERATION of the labia; its resemblance to cancrum oris; danger; treatment. PRETERNATURAL COMMUNICATION between, 1st, the vagina and bladder; 2nd, the vagina and rectum; causes, and treatment. TUMORS in connection with the vagina and uterus. Various forms of polypi.

Diseases of female breast: 1. ACUTE INFLAMMATION. 2. Chronic enlargement. 3. Neuralgia. 4. Tumors, non-malignant and malignant.

LECTURE LXXII.

Congenital malformations. CLUB-FOOT. Varieties. Varus. Valgus. Equinus. STRABISMUS, IMPERFORATE Anus. ImperFORATE HYMEN, &c.

APPENDIX G.

Table of Diseases and Injuries treated in the Clinical Surgical Ward during the Session 1850-51.

REMARKS.

Am

In the fatal case the bones of the foot were affected.
putation was performed below the knee, the stump sup-
purated extensively, and the patient sunk under hectic a
month after the operation.

+ Four operated upon; three discharged; one under treat-
ment, almost well; one waiting to be operated upon.
The fatal case occurred in a man in whom there existed
extensive disease of the prostate and bladder; the prostatic
portion of the urethra had given way, leading to extrava-
sation of urine, and disease of the parts in the neighbour
hood.

§ Remains under treatment.

Table of Diseases and Injuries treated in the Clinical Surgical Ward (continued).

Fatal case, complicated with dysentery.

tive fever.

APPENDIX H.

Table of Capital and Minor Operations performed in the presence of the Students, during the Session 1850-51.