II. Contribution to the Knowledge of Sarcoma.
II. Contribution to the Knowledge of Sarcoma.
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DOI:
10.1097/00000658-189112000-00015
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发表时间:
1891-09-01
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9
通讯作者:
Coley, W B
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作者:
Coley, W B
THE patient a young lady, æt. 18, had been in perfect health|, from earliest childhood. The family history was likewise good with the exception of a remote tubercular tendency, and the fact that an ancestor, three generations before, had died of* cancer” of the lip, presumably epithelioma. In the early part of July, 189o, she received a slıght blow upon the'back of the right hand. The hand became a little swollen and some-what painful the first night. The next few days the pain became a trifle less and the swelling subsided, but did not entirely disappear. About a week later the swelling again began to increase very slowly, and the pain became more severe. She consulted a physician at the time of the injury, but there being no evidence of anything more than an ordinary bruise the usual local applications were applied. August 12. The pain and swelling continuing, she again sought