LECTURE XIX.

Immediate and secondary tumors of the scalp. Suppuration on the

dura mater; on the brain; elevation or rising up of the dura mater,

indicating fluid beneath. Balls penetrating the brain. Sutures

separated by musket-balls. Injury of the frontal sinuses; of the orbit

and brain. Fungus, or hernia cerebri. Presumed cause of permanent

defects. Application of trephine; abuse of. Erysipelas of the scalp.

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