CATALOGUE 
OF THE 
PATHOLOGICAL MUSEUM 
OF 
PROF. T. D. MUTTER. 
PHILADELPHIA: 
ANNO DOMINI 1856. CATALOGUE. 
BONES. 
True Bony of the Elbow Joint, exclusive of the Radius, A 12 
do of the Elbow Joint, including the Radius, “ 34 
do of the Elbow Joint, Section of Bones, “ 30 
do of the Elbow Joint, exclusive of the Radius, with 
necrosis and exostosis of the Humerus, “ 10 
do of the Elbow Joint, with extensive disease and ex- 
ostosis, principally of the Humerus, “ 11 
do of the Radius and Ulna, near the elbow, with dis- 
ease of both extremities of the bones, “ 149 
do of the Radius, Carpus and metacarpus, with exten- 
sive disease of the joints and destruction of the 
extremity of the Ulna. Bones entire, “ 32 
do of Phalanges of the middle finger, “ 5 
do of the Hip Joint, “ 1 
do of the Knee Joint, “ 3 
do of the Knee Joint, with dislocation outward of the 
Patella and Tibia. Section of bones, “143 
do of the heads of the Tibia and Fibula, “ 7 
do of the heads of the Tibia and Fibula, with disease 
of the heads of both, “ f> 
do Patella, “181 
do of the Tibia and Fibula, above and below. Bones 
entire, “ 35 
do of the Calcis and Astragalus, “ 13 
do of the Cuneiform and second Metatarsal, all belong- 
ing to the same foot, “ 15 
do of the Carpus. Arm attached, C 141 
do between the second and third cervical vertebra, 
without alteration in form, A 25 
ANCHYLOSIS. 4 
BONES. 
ANCHYLOSIS. 
True Bony between the second and third cervical vertebra, 
with atrophy of the body of the second, . A 26 
do between the second and third cervical vertebra, 
with atrophy and exostosis of the body of the 
third,.. s “ 21 
do of the bodies and processes of two dorsal vertebrae, “ 28 
do of the bodies of three dorsal vertebrae, “ 29 
do of the bodies of five dorsal vertebrae, by bony ledges 
and exostosis, “ 8 
do of the bodies of two dorsal vertebrae, by bony 
ledges, I 4 
do seven vertebrae. Four dorsal united by a bony ledge 
of exostosis, and three lumbar united by very 
irregular exostosis, A 2 
do of the bodies of three lumbar vertebrae, “ IT 
do of the bodies of two lumbar vertebrae, with caries,. “ 18 
do of the bodies of two lumbar vertebrae, with absorp- 
tion of the body of the lower, “ 16 
do of the processes of the lower lumbar vertebrae, with 
the Sacrum, “ 19 
do of the bodies of two lumbar vertebrae, with absorp- 
tion of both from previous disease, “ 20 
do between a dorsal vertebra, and a rib, “ 22 
do between two ribs, by band from the necks, “24 
do between the first rib and sternum, both sides,. ... “ 23 
do between the ribs and vertebrae of a horse, “ 9 
do between the Sacrum and Ilium, “179 
do between the do do “178 
do between the Occiput and Atlas. Skull, B 153 
do of lumbar vertebrae, on a stand, C 147 
CARIES. 
BISK- ' ■** 
Of the Calvarium. Syphilis, C 5 
do Palate and Vomer. Skull entire, B 9 
do do do and Turbinated Bones from Lupus,. C 164 
do Calvarium. Syphilis, B 78 
do Facial and Cranial Bones, Syphilis. Naval Hospital,. . C 140 
do Atlas Arch, “ 120 BONES. 
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Of the Os. Frontis, over the Right Orbit. Section, B 83 
do do from Ulceration of the Scalp, C 2 
do do and Parietal Bones, “ 3 
do do B 152 
do Superior Maxillary Bone. Section, D 37 
do Inferior do Skull attached, C 125 
do do do Ramus, B 84 
do Alveoli. Cancrum Oris. Upper and Lower, C 11 
do do do Lower, “ 12 
do do do do “13 
do Sternum, “113 
do do mounted on a board, “ 155 
do Clavicle. Sternal extremity, “ 45' 
do do Body, “ 46 
do do Acromial extremity, “170 
do Hip Joint with interstitial absorption. Coxalgia,. . . . C 7 
do do do do do do . . .. “ 9 
do do Great destruction of bone, “ 8 
do do Head of the bone remaining in acetabulum,. B 109 
do do do do do do . 0115 
do Femur after amputation. Entire stump, “ 83 
do do Head entirely destroyed. Coxalgia, “ 55 
do do Extremities, “ 94 
do do do . . “ 95 
do do Condyles, C 74 
do do Extremity of a stump, C 109 
do do Head entirely destroyed, “ 87 
do do Condyles, 1) 73 
do do do i “ 74 
do Tibia. Extremities and centre, C 110 
do do do do “ 82 
do do do “ 36 
do do do “ 96 
do do do “ 97 
do do do . , “ 108 
do do Head, “ 56 
do do do Section, “106 
N. B.—94, 95, 96, 97 and 98, case C, all from the same subject. 
CARIES. 6 
BONES. 
Of the Tibia head section. Scrofulous, B 153 
do do do Cloaca, C 135 
do Fibula. Shaft, D 21 
do do Head, “ 19 
do Tarsus. Foot Articulated, C 121 
do Os Calcis. Anterior face, D IS 
do do Entire bone, “ 65 
do do Body, C 41 
do do Foot Articulated, “ 119 
do Astragalus. Entire bone, “ 62 
do Scaphoides. do “ 60 
do Cuboides. do “ 58 
do Cuneiform. do “ 59 
do Metatarsal bone. Extremities, “ 52 
do do do do “ 49 
do do do t do “ 47 
do do do do “61 
do do do “ 124 
Of a Phalangeal bone. do “ 40 
do do do do “66 
Of the Humerus. do “ 98 
do Humerus. Syphilitic. Condyles, “ 34 
do do do Shaft, “ 54 
do do do Shaft above condyles, B 124 
do do do do do C 93 
do do do do do “ 95 
do Elbow joint, A 180 
do lladius. Upper third, C 92 
do do Upper half including the head, “ 37 
do do do “ 35 
do do Lower part, “ 180 
do Ulna. Lower part, “ 181 
do Metacarpus, D 44 
do do “ 45 
Of a Bib. The neck, C 105 
Of the Spine. Absorption of bodies of vertebrae, T 40 
do do Anchylosis and posterior curvature. Skeleton, I 28 
do do Absorption of the bodies of the vertebrae, “ 11 
CARIES. BONES. 
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Of the Spine. Absorption of the bodies of the vertebrae, I 10 
do do do do do do “ 21 
do do Anchylosis and Posterior curvature, “ 2 
do do Posterior curvature and Anchylosis, C 168 
do do Anchylosis and Posterior curvature, C 169 
do Vertebrae, with destruction of the lower, I 23 
do do do do bodies & partial anchy., “ 15 
do do do do do do “ 9 
do do with partial destruction, “ 1 
do do do do “19 
do do do do “22 
do do Last two Lumbar. Pelvis attached, “ 16 
do do with Rachitis- Entire skeleton, “ 29 
do do Sequestrum in the body of one, C 123 
do Sacrum, “ 66 
do extremities of stumps. Box, “ 43 
CARIES. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Section of a face from a battle-field, B 50 
do of Elephant’s Tusk, with a slug in it, “ 91 
do do do do ball in it, “ 92 
do do do Carious, « 52 
Calvarium deeply grooved by Meningeal Arteries, “ 41 
Specimen of welded Tortoise shell, “ 42 
Specimen of welded Horn, “ 43 
Hypertrophy of Skull. Trephined, K 2 
Frosted feet, C 158 
Bone developed in the Gastrocnemius muscle, “ 152 
Horse’s Hoof, showing exostosis, “153 
Ilium of a Pig, showing change in the Acetabulum, B 99 
Model Head. Jaw articulated, C 12 
Model tumor of the Inferior Maxillary, A 107 
Jaw showing angle produced by old age, B 85 
Jaw with Tartar incrustations on the teeth, “ 89 
Calvarium of an Idiot, showing exostosis upon the inner surface 
of the Frontal Bone, 
Icthyosis Cornea, from Dr. Sands, N. York. Fine specimen,. . 8 
RONES. 
DISLOCATIONS. 
Of the Lower Jaw, showing new socket. Entire Skull, B 5 
do Sacrum in an entire pelvis B 147 
do Head of the Femur, upward, “ 120 
do Elbow, both bones of the fore-arm inward, B 106 
do do with Fracture of the Condyles of the Ili^nerus. 
Scapula and Hand articulated, C 203 
DEFORMITIES. 
Bent Femur, from a bullet shot. Ball still in, C 39 
do do Long. Entire Bone, B 126 
do do Shorter. do “ 127 
do Tibia, Longitudinal Section, “ 67 
do de Entire Bone, “ 66 
do do and Fibula. Entire Bones, “ 55 
do Humerus. Small, C 24 
do Femur. Rachitis, “ 134 
do do showing Hypertrophy and Atrophy. Longit. 
Section, “ 89 
do Tibia, showing Hypertrophy and Atrophy. Longitud. 
Section. Fibula exostosed and Femur also bent, B 24 
do Humerus, Radius and Ulna. Bones articulated. From 
the same subject as specimen B 24, “ 78 
Deformity of the Chest from corsets. Entire Skeleton, I 18 
do do Spine, Lateral Curvature, “ 14 
do do Lower Extremity. Arrest of development,. “ 26 
do do Hand, B 62 
FRACTURES. 
Of the Cranium, Horizontal Fissure. Sawed Cranium, 11 2 
do do do do Entire Skull, “ 8 
do do Jno. Johnson. Section, “ 39 
do do Depressed. Triangular Section, “ 15 
do do Camerated. Calvarium, . “ 79 
do do Infant’s Skull, “ 46 
do do Old Indian Skull, “ 6 
do do Partly united, “ 80 
do do Depressed, C 116 
do do Left Parietal Bone. Camerated, “ 200 BONES. 
Of the Cranium, Inner Table. Os Frontis, C 201 
do do Frontal and Parietal Bones. Leftside,.... “ 202 
do Nasal Bones. Section of Skull, \ B 1 
do do Skull. Jaw also fractured “ 148 
Of the Nasal Bones and also Zygoma. Section of a Skull,... N 4 
do do Skull entire, C 198 
do Superior Maxillary and Malar Bones, B 7 
do do Malar Bone removed. Sect.Skull,.. “ 1 
do Zygoma, “ 148 
do Inferior Maxillary. United by Seton, “ 85 
do do near the angle. Ununited, “ 90 
do do do Symphysis, “ 89 
do do do do Skull attached, “ 148 
do Clavicle, near the Middle. Union with deformity,. . . . B 68 
do do do do do do “ 105 
do do do do do do “ 184 
do do Three mounted on a board, C 156 
do do Union without deformity, “ 166 
do Sternum. United, A 130 
bo First llib, near the Sternum. United, B 33 
do Long do do do do “34 
do do do do Angle. do “ 12 
do Rib of an Ox. do “ 13 
do do do do “23 
do First Rib. do C 25 
Of a long Rib, with Exostosis. do B 35 
do do “ 36 
do do Overlapped. United, “ 37 
do do do do C 163 
do Rib in two places. Good Union, B 49 
do floating Rib. Slight overlapping, “ 32 
do Rib, C 170 
do do “ 171 
do do “ 172 
do do “ 173 
do do “ 174 
do do “175 
do do “176 
FRACTURES. 10 
BONES. 
FRACTURES. 
Of a Rib C 177 
do do “ 178 
do 'do Slight Overlapping, “ 188 
do do Good Union, “189 
do do At the Tubercle, “ 190 
do do Exuberant Callus, “ 191 
do do . . ... “ 192 
do do Middle Third. Good Union, : “193 
do do Good Union, “194 
Of the Scapula. Acromion. Model, B 59 
do do do “ 154 
do do do C 59 
do do Superior posterior Angle, “ 187 
do Spine. Rare Specimen. Mounted, C 154 
do Os. Innominatum. Comminuted. No Union, B 146 
do Ilium, through the Venter, along with fracture of the 
Trochanters of Femur. Mounted, C 199 
do Os. Coccygis. Mounted, C 63 
do Sacrum, with dislocation. Pelvis entire, B 147 
do Tibia and Fibula of a Foetus in Utero. Mounted, and 
in a glass case, 
do Tibia of a Pig, C 139 
Of a Chicken’s Bone, “ 196 
do do do Overlapped, “ 197 
do Turkey’s do “ 195 
do do B 111 
do Goose’s Bone. Irregular Union, “ 61 
do do do C 23 
Board, with Fractured Bones, B 38 
Of the Humerus. Oblique. Centre of Shaft. Model, “114 
do do do do do United, A 172 
do do do do do Long. Section, B 69 
do do Longitudinal. Upper portion, “ 122 
do do Through the neck, A 114 
do do do Tubercle. Rare Specimen,. . C 165 
do do do Head, « 138 
do do Upper Third. United, A 119 
do do Inferior do do B 56 BONES. 
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FRACTURES. 
Of the Humerus. Through the Shaft. Great deformity,. ... B 73 
do do do do ££ 10 
do do “ 149 
do do Through the Shaft. Exuberant Callus,. .. C 137 
do do do Condyles, ££ 136 
do do do do Scapula and Hand 
Articulated, ££ 203 
Of the Radius, through the middle third. United, B 125 
do do Model showing Barton’s Fracture, ££ 74 
do do and Ulna articulated, C 1C2 
do do through the Head. United. Change in the 
Articulating Surface. Ulna and Humerus at- 
tached, B 86' 
do Ulna. Through the Olecranon, ££ 57 
do do do Upper third, ££ 65 
do do do Lower third, A 50 
do do do do B 41 
do do do do ££ 109 
do Radius and Ulna, with complete Anychlosis, by exube- 
rant callus between the bones, A173 
do do and Ulna, with complete Anchylosis, by exube- 
rant callus, C 107 
do do and Ulna. Middle third of both, B 87 
do Metacarpal Bone of the Thumb, C 185 
do do do do do Smaller, B 70 
do Femur. Neck within the Capsule. United, ££ 71 
do do do partly within. Long Section, ££ 115 
do do do do Short Section, ££ 116 
do do do do do ££ 107 
do do do do Long Section, ££ 29 
do do do Model. Short Section, “ 129 
do do do Rochester, N. Y., ££ 145 
do do do and Trochanters, “ 140 
do do Through the • do Section, A 165 
do do do do Exostosis of Shaft,. ... C 149 
do do below the Trochanters. Impaction of the 
head. Os. Innom. attached. Longitud. Section. 
Splendid Specimen, “ 167 12 
BONES. 
FRACTURES. 
Of the Femur. Shaft. Superior third. Section, A 127 
do do do do Entire, B 17 
do do do do Longitud. Section,. “ 20 
do do do do and Trochanter. IJn- 
united, « 138 
do do Shaft. Superior third, C 85 
do do do do Section, B 14 
do do do do Irregular union. 
Section,. ..; “ 121 
do do Shaft. Superior third. Curved inwards, . . A ICO 
do do do do Angular deformity, B 72 
do do do do With Caries, C 130 
do do do do Overlapped, “ 132 
do do do Centre third. Extremely irregular 
union,... B 130 
do do Shaft. Centre third. Overlapped, “ 64 
do do do do do A169 
do do do do Slight overlapping,. . “ 164 
do do do do do do . . B 18 
do do do do Bark bone, A*167 
do do do do Great overlapping,. . “ 169 
do do do do Overlapped, <£ 146 
do do do do Ununited, C 93 
do do do do “ 131 
do do do do Caries of head, B 144 
do do do do Overlapped, “ 151 
do do do Inferior third. Great overlapping,... “ 63 
do do do do n Overlapped, “ 70 
do do do do do A 158 
do do do do do C 78 
do do do do just above Condyles, B 132 
do do Condyles. Section, “ 113 
do Patella. United. On a stand, A 178 
do do Ununited, C 183 
do do do “ 184 
do Tibia and Fibula, Union of the Fibula. Crushed, C 103 
do do do Lower third of both with Anchylosis, B 102 
do do do do do do “ 98 
do do do do of Tibia, upper of Fibula, “ 104 BONES. 
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FRACTURES. 
Of the Tibia and Fibula, Lower third of Tibia, Upper of Fibula, B 103 
do do do do do do do A 157 
do do do do do do do “ 162 
do do do Oblique of the upper part, “ 168 
do do do Lower third of both. Section, C 22 
do do do do do Irreg. union,.. . B 26 
do do do do do do . . “ 27 
do do do Middle Bd of Tibia and upper of Fib. “ 31 
do do do Both Malleoli, with Exostosis, 1) 55 
do do do Exuberant callus, with deformity,. . C 50 
do do do Lower third, showing internal pin,. . B 94 
do do do ,. . . C 142 
do do do Lower third, “ 143 
do do do Inferior extremities into joint. Rare, B 57 
do do Superior third. Slight deformity, “ 118 
do do do Oblique with Exostosis, A 163 
do do do do do B 96 
do do do Depressed fracture of the Head, “ 97 
do do do Patella and Femur attached,. “ 134 
do do do With Cloaca, C 145 
do do do Shortening with Exuberant 
callus, B 133 
do do Superior third. With Exostosis of Tibia and 
Fibula, C 151 
do do Superior third. By Gunshot wound. Angular 
deformity. Exuberant callus involving the 
Fibula, B 147 
do do Middle third. Dark bone, A 152 
do do do Section, B 21 
do. do do Longitudinal Section, “ 25 
do do Inferior third. Dark bone, “ 117 
do do do Slight twist in the bone,... . “ 100 
do do do Slight deformity, “ 16 
do do do “ 76 
do do do Good Union, <£ 119 
do do Internal Malleolus, “ 28 
do do Shaft. Fibula attached, C 144 
do Fibula. Superior third. Good union, A 174 
do do Inferior third. do A 175 BONES. 
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Of the Fibula. Inferior third. Irregular union, A 159 
do do do Extensive Exostosis, “ 117 
do do Middle third. Irregular Union, B 150 
do do Lower third C 160 
do do Inferior third, “182 
do do Middle third. Tibia Articulated, B 54 
do do Lower end. Also Caries, “ 40 
do do Lower third. Exub. callus. Tibia attached, “ 60 
do do do Union with deformity, “ 77 
do do External Malleolus. Foot Articulated “ 89 
do do do * C 148 
do do Metatarsal Bone of the first toe, B 32 
Section of a Fracture showing the Union, A 1C6 
FRACTURES. 
WOUNDS. 
Of the Cranium. Partial Union. Entire Skull,... B 8 
do do Depression from Bullet. Section Skull,. . . “ 81 
do do do do deep do .. . “ 82 
do do Cuts from sharp instruments do . .. “ 48 
do do From Trephining, D 90 
Of the Parietal. Partly united. Old Indian Skull, B 6 
do Superior Maxillary and Nasal. Section of Skull, “ 45 
do do do Malar. Entire Skull, “ 7 
do Occipital bone. Foramen unclosed, “ 85 
Of a Cartilage of the Sternum. United by Bone. On a Board, C 155 
EXOSTOSIS SIMPLE. 
Of the Temporal bone. Meatus Auditorius Externus, A 150 
do Calvarium. Bony tumor inside. Entire Skull, B 4 
do Sphenoid bone. Lesser apophysis, A 116 
do Calvarium section, C 146 
do Alveoli. Section of a Skull, B 93 
do Clavicle. Scapular Extremity, A 101 
do do do do “ 102 
do do do do “ 153 
do Cervical Vertebrae, after caries, I 13 
do do do do “17 
do Dorsal do do “ 12 
Of two Dorsal Vertebrae Bodies, “ 25 
Of a Dorsal Vertebra Body, “ 24 EONES. 
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EXOSTOSIS SIMPLE. 
Of a Lumbar Vertebra. Processes, I 5 
Of two Lumbar Vertebrae. Bodies, “ 6 
Of three Lumbar Vertebrae. Bodies, “ 7 
Of the Cervical Vertebrae. Bodies, “ 18 
Of a Bib. Floating, C 33 
Of the Bibs of a horse, A 140 
Of the First Bib. Sternal Extremity, ; “ 102 
Of the Humerus. Condyles. Entire Bone,. A 110 
do do Centre of shaft, do C 53 
do do Outer Condyle, D 36 
do Badius, A 105 
do do Inferior Extremity, “ 108 
do do do “ 105 
do do Head. Slight, C 112 
Of a Horse’s Hoof, “ 153 
Of the entire Skeleton, with Fract. of every Bib on one side,. I 27 
do Ulna. Upper half thickened, A 118 
do do Bugged Shaft, “ 138 
do do “ 104 
do do C 91 
do do Coronoid Process, D 78 
Involving the Bones of the Pelvis, chiefly the right Pubic,.. . A 124 
Of the Ossa Innominata. Ant. Inf. Spinous Process, “ 151 
do do Tuber Ischii, “ 134 
do Femur. Shaft of the right, “ 111 
do do Centre after amputation, “ P.*. 
do do above the Condyles. Spicula. Section,. ... “ 145 
do do with Patella. Section, “ 100 
do do Condyles, C 32 
do do Centre after amputation, B 147 
do do Shaft and Fract. through Trochanters, C 149 
do do Trochanters, A 115 
do Tibia. Head. Section below the knee, “ 112 
do do do do do “ 126 
do do and Fibula. Laminated, B 58 
do do and Tibula. Entire shaft, “ 75 
do Fibula. Irregular and Bough. Section, C 90 
do do Entire bone, A 106 
do do Entire bone, “ 113 16 
BONES. 
Of Os Calcis. Astragalus joined, A 14 
EXOSTOSIS SIMPLE. 
EXOSTOSIS SYPHILITIC. 
Of the Humerus. Lower portion. Large bone, A 129 
do do Lower third, D 24 
do do do “ 28 
do do do “ 34 
do Calvarium. Disease of the entire Skull, B 151 
do Femur. Centre of shaft. Sawed in two, A 135 
do Tibia. Diffused. Entire bone, “ 133 
do do do Longitudinal Section, “ 122 
do do Circumscribed, “ 156 
do Tibia Shaft. Enlarged and nodular, “ 128 
do do “141 
do do D 30 
do do “ 31 
do do “ 82 
do Fibula. Shaft lower portion. Entire bone, A 123 
do do do enlarged do D 80 
do do do very rugged, B 75 
do ' Tibia and Fibula. Yery large, D 66 
do do do Fract. of Tibia. Foot articulated,. C 151 
do do do Articulated, “ 161 
Shoulder Joint. Dried, D 6 
Humerus, showing Fracture and Callus, “ 93 
Os Innominatum, covered with Bladder, Bill 
Tibia. Section showing Fracture, A 177 
do do do do B 101 
do do do do “ 123 
MODEL BONES. 
JOINTS. CHANGES IN FORM. 
In the Shoulder. Interstitial absorption. Scapula, B 119 
do do do do Humerus, C 21 
do do do do do “ 75 
do do Scapula. ) T> , , “ 70 
, , TT > Belong together. 
do do . Humerus. ) “ <1 
do do Scapula and Clavicle, “ 129 
do do Scapula, “Ill BONES. 
In the Shoulder. Humerus, C 112 
In the Hip Joint. From dislocation upwards, B 120 
do do Model of do do C 30 
do do do do backwards, “ 31 
do do do Innominata, “ 67 
do do Innominata, B 110 
do do do C 72 
do do Head of the Femur, “ 57 
do do do do “17 
do do do do “19 
do do do do “20 
do do do do “38 
do do do do B 30 
do do do do « 135 
do do do do “ 108 
In the do Femur. J Belong together, „69 
do do Innominata. I “15 
do do Femur. \ ° d° “16 
do do Innominata. I “26 
do do Femur. f d° d° “27 
do do Innominata. ) .. , “28 
V do do 
do do lemur. J “29 
do do Innominata. ) . , B 136 
i i -n do do 
do do Femur. \ “ 137 
do do Innominata. ) “ 141 
do do Femur. J ° ° “ 112 
do do Fern, and Innom., C 127 
do do do do “ 128 
do do do do “ 133 
do * Head of the femur, “ 48 
do Hip Joint, “ 186 
JOINTS.—CHANGES IN FORM. 
NECROSIS. 
Of the Humerus. Shaft. Longitudinal Section, C 79 
do do do do “ 101 
do do do do “ 100 
do do do do “ 119 18 
BONES. 
NECROSIS. 
Of the Femur. Centre of Shaft. Longitudinal Section, C 18 
do Femur. Lower third. Longitudinal Section, “ 84 
do do do “ 86 
do do do “ 74 
do Tibia. Entire Shaft, “ 76 
do do do “ 77 
do do Upper third, “ 81 
do do Shaft. Section, “ 99 
do do do do “ 102 
do do “ 122 
do Fibula. Shaft. Section, B 131 
do do do do C 104 
do do do do “110 
Sequestrum from the Tibia, “ 14 
do do Humerus, “ 80 
Sequestra in a box, “ 6 
do do “ 7 
Sequestrum in the body of a Vertebra, “ 123 
OSTEO SARCOMA. 
Of the Femur. Lower third. Glass case, . .. B 44 
do Jaw of a Horse, C 157 
do Jaw of a Horse. Entire Bone, B 51 
do do do Plaster Stand, B 53 
do Vertebra of a Cow. Glass case, I 30 
do Ilium, .. C 126 
do Head of the Tibia, “ 204 
do Head of the Tibia. Femur and Patella involved, “ 150 
Of the Femur. Atrophied, *B106 
do do do C 88 
do do Necrosis, « 119 
do Tibia. Below the head, B 139 
do do Atrophied, “ 128 
do do Below Head, “ 143 
do Tibia and Fibula, C 117 
do do do « 118 
stumps. WET PREPARATIONS. 
A. 
Abscesses, opening into the iEsophagus, with oedema glottidis,. A 15 
do do the Larynx, “ 61 
Absorption of the Kidney, from Stricture of the Urethra. 
From Sir A. Cooper’s Collection, B 24 
do Ulcerative, of the lower Dorsal and upper Lumbar 
Vertebrae, A 21 
Anus, imperforate. From Stricture of the Rectum, B 37 
Aneurism of the Heart. Left ventricle. (See Medical Exa- 
miner, 1844,} B 2 
do of the Heart. Left ventricle. Coagulum at Apex,. A 9 
do do do Or Excessive dilatation, B 12 
do do Aorta. Arch. Producing absorption of 
the Sternum, A 1 
do do Aorta. Involving entire arch from the valves, B 13 
do do Ham. Femoral A, tied by B. Cooper. A. 
Cooper’s Collection, A 39 
do with partial coagulum. Section. European, “ 55 
do of the Aorta. Clot. Heart, D 40 
do do do “ 76 
do do do Opening into the Trachea, “ 77 
Aneurismal Sac, A 20 
Aneurism. Osseous of the Tibia, D 84 
Aorta. Laceration of the. Death from Hemorrhage, A 24 
do Ossification of the, “ 66 
do do do with dilatation, C 7 
do do do abdominal and branches, A 62 
do Aneurism of, “ 139 
do do B 13 
do do D 40 
do do “ 76 
do do Opening into the Trachea, “ 77 
Arteries. Ossification of, A 62 
Artery Vertebral. Coming from Aorta, D 86 20 
WET PREPARATIONS. 
B. 
Bladder. Fungus of the, A 44 
do Inflammation of. Slade. 1847, C 23 
do Diseased, D 72 
do do “ 73 
do do “ 74 
do Ossified walls and enlarged prostate, B 17 
C. 
Caries of the Vertebrae, B 21 
Cartilage. Ulceration of, on the Condyles. European, A 51 
do do do Patella, do “ 53 
do False from the Knee. (See Disp. Records, 1847.) 
Dallin, D 31 
Chronic Tumor, removed by Mr. John Calloway. Sir A. 
Cooper’s Collection, A 49 
Coagulum. Organized from the Sac of an Aneurism, “ 76 
Croup. Larynx, with effused membrane,.. A 37 
Concretions from the Elbow Joint,. “ 48 
Cystitis, with Gonorrhoea,. . “ 26 
Calvarium Tumor. Dura Mater attached,. D 80 
Cancerous Lip. From Hogeland. 1846, C 21 
Cancer Coloid of the Abdomen. Immense. (Bibighaus,). . . . 
Clavicle Fracture. From pressure of a Fungus Tumor, D 45 
D. 
Dry Gangrene of the foot, i A 13 
Dura Mater. Fibrous tumor of, “ 83 
do Fungus, from a child, B 28 
Dilatation of the Aorta, with Ossification, C 7 
do do Heart. Excessive, B 12 
Dura Mater. Ossific Deposit, D 69 
E. 
Eburnation of Patella and Condyles. European, A 50 
Elbow Joint. Concretions removed from. 1844 “ 48 
Encysted tumor. From the shoulder, “ 47 
Erectile tumor. Of the gums with two teeth, B 34 WET PREPARATIONS. 
21 
E. 
Exostosis tumor. From the back of a hand, B 42 
Enlarged Epidydimus, with Tunic. Yagin. Testis, A 60 
do Bronchial Glands. Black,. “ 63 
do Thyroid Body. Goitre. Ossific deposit, B 18 
do do do do “ 8 
do Prostate with Bladder, • “ 19 
do do do “ 27 
do do do C 4 
do do do “ 6 
do do do D 10 
do do do “18 
do Mesenteric Glands, B 16 
do do do “ 31 
do Scirrhus Kidney,... . , “ 9 
do Nymphae, D 27 
Exostosis from Scalp. Clinic, “ 61 
F. 
Fracture of the Froutal Bone, crushing the Ethmoid, A 25 
do do Cervix Femoris, within the Capsule, B 30 
do do Radius. Barton’s, A 73 
do do Clavicle. From pressure of a Fungus Hema- 
todes Tumor, D 45 
do do Cervix Femoris, « 66 
Foetus of a cat in its membranes, A 84 
do Thoracic viscera of, “ 8Q 
do Membranes of, B 41 
Fracture of Patella, D 85 
Fungus Hematodes of the Testicle. European. Sir A. Cooper’s 
Collection, A 43 
do Testicle. Section of. European. Sir A. Cooper’s 
Collection, “ 69 
do do Opened. European, “ 71 
do of Hie Bladder, « 44 
do growth on the Dura Mater, B 28 
do Testicle. From William Shad. 1846, C 12 
do Hematodes of the Shoulder. Section of, D 4 
do do Section of, « 5 22 
WET PREPARATIONS. 
F. 
Fingers. Amputated for Carcinoma, D 15 
Fistula. Recto Vaginal, from Scirrhus Uteri, B 5 
Fungus. Hematodes of the Tibia. Dr. Norris’s case, D 30 
do Of the Eye. Dr. Dewer. (See Disp. Records, 1847,) “ 29 
do Hematodes of Parotid Gland, “ 37 
do of the Testis, D 34, 35 
G. 
G-all Bladder, with Calculi, A 85 
Gangrene of the foot. Dry, « 13 
Goitre, B 8 
do with ossific degeneration, “ 18 
Gum. Erectile tumor of, “ 34 
Glottis. Ulceration of, A 58 
Gonorrhoea, with Cystitis, “ 26 
Glands. Mesenteric. Enlarged, B 16 
do do do “ 31 
do Bronchial. do Black, A 63 
do Prostrate. do B 18 
do do do “ 19 
do do do “ 27 
do do do C 4 
do do do “ 6 
do do do D 10 
do Scirrhus. Submaxillary. Removed 1845, A 72 
II. 
Hand. Mortification of, B 1 
Heart. Hypertrophy of, “ 6 
do Dilatation of, “ 12 
Hemorrhoids. Removed at various times, A 65 
Hypertrophy of the Tongue, D 38 
Hydatids. From the Uterus, B 3 
do Testicle containing numerous. Removed 1845,. .A 11 
do do Injected. Section of. Sir A. Cooper’s 
Collection, “ 35 
Hydrocele of the neck. Three Tumors. Infant. Bibighaus. 
(Medical Examiner,) D 42 WET PREPARATIONS. 
23 
I. 
Imperforate Anus. From Stricture of the Bectum, B 37 
Intestine. Ulceration of, “ 20 
do Wound of, by bullet, i . . D 46 
Inflammation of Bladder and Urethra, A 26 
Inguinal Canal. Muscle, Artery, &c. Sir A. Cooper’s Collec- 
tion, “ 70 
Kidney. Enlarged. Fungus, B 9 
do Calculous formation in the Pelvis, “ 25 
do Scrofulous ulceration of, “ 23 
do Absorption of, from Stricture of Urethra. Sir A. 
Cooper’s Collection, u 24 
do Abscess of, “ 29 
do Ulceration of, D 13 
do do “ 22 
do Calculus in the Pelvis, “ 14 
do do composed of Cholesterio, &c., “ 86 
do do “ 44 
do Ulceration of, “ 48 
do do <c 49 
do Calculus in, “ 78 
K. 
L. 
Laceration of Aorta. Death from hemorrhage, A 24 
do of Ankle and Foot, “ 5 
do do do with mortification, “ 8 
Larynx. Abscesses of, “ 61 
do Dyptheritic membrane of Croup, “ 37 
do Ulceration of the, “ 57 
do do do “ 79 
Ligature of Carotid and Vertebral Arteries in a Babbit. Sir 
A. Cooper’s Collection, “ 33 
M. 
Mortification of the Foot, with laceration, A 8 
do do Hand, B 1 
Melanotic tumor from the Face, A 77 
Mollusciform tumor, B 48 24 
WET PREPARATIONS. 
Melanotic tumor of the Thumb, C 5 
Mesenteric Glands, enlarged, B 16 
do do do “ 31 
Muscle of the Inguinal Canal. Artery injected. Sir A. 
Cooper’s Collection, A 70 
M< 
N. 
Neck Steatomatous. Tumor of. Removed, 1844, A 36 
do Scirrhus. do “ 68 
do small fatty do D 23 
Nymphae, enlarged, “ 27 
0. 
Ossification of Arteries, A 62 
do do of the Aorta, “ 65 
do do do “ 82 
do do do « 66 
do of the Abdominal Aorta and Uliacs, D IT 
do with dilatation of the Aorta, C 7 
Ossific deposit on Dura Mater. Section of Calvarium, D 69 
Osteo Sarcoma from the Buttock, A 3 
do do of the Wrist Joint. Section of hand, « 4 
do do do do do. do “ 7 
do do do Jaw of a Horse. Section, « 12 
do do do do do do u 22 
do do do lower third of Femur, B 14 
do do Section of a Tumor, D 16 
do do do do B 26 
Osseous Aneurism. Head of Tibia, D 84 
Organized Coagulum from Aneurismal Sac, A 76 
Ovarian Tumor. Scirrhus, B 15 
p. 
Patella and Condyles. Eburnation of. European, A 50 
Penis. Section of, showing Stricture of Urethra, B 33 
Poisoned Stomach. By corrosive sublimate, A 16 
Pouch of the Rectum,, ,,, “ 29 
Polypus. Uteri, D 12 WET PREPARATIONS. 
25 
P. 
Polypi. Nasal, (j 24 
Penis. Cancer of, D 83 
Patella. Fracture of. Union by Ligament, « 85 
R. 
Rabbit. Ligature of Carotid and Vertebral. Sir A. P. 
Cooper’s Collection, A 33 
Recto Vaginal Fistula. From Scirrhus Uteri, B 5 
Rectum, with Hemorrhoids, D 19 
do Stricture of, with Imperforate Anus, B 37 
do Pouch of the, A 29 
s. 
Stomach. Sacculated, A 10 
do Poisoned by corrosive sublimate, “ 16 
do Cancer of Pylorus,. B 10 
Section of immense Coloid Cancer of Abdomen. (Bibighaus.) 
Sac of an Aneurism, A 20 
Sacs from the Scalp. 1846. i 
do do 1846. S Same Pat!eIlt C 22 
Swan’s tongue, A 81 
Spina Bifida, « 56 
do « 59 
do D 54 
Scrofulous ulceration of the Kidney, B 23 
do enlargement of Mesenteric Glands “ 16 
Stricture of the Rectum with imperforate Anus, “ 37 
do do Urethra, “ 33 
do do do Ureters enlarged, D 72 
do do do Bladder diseased, “ 73 
do do do Eistula in Perineo, “ 74 
Scirrhus tumor of the Breast, A 19 
do do do Ovary, B 15 
do do from the Neck, A 68 
do Mamma, “ 23 
do do <e 27 
do Testicle. Section. Removed by Mr. Liston, “ 64 
do of the Uterus. Recto Vaginal Fistula, B 5 26 
WET PREPARATIONS. 
S. 
Scirrhus Kidney, . .... B 9 
do Submaxillary Gland. Removed 1845, A 72 
do Penis, D 83 
T. 
Tumor. Fatty, from the Neck. Small, D 23 
do do do Arm, A 2 
do do do do D 11 
do do do Cheek. Small, “ 24 
do do do Thigh, “ 32 
do do Large, lobulated, “ 41 
do do Small, do c< 60 
do Fibrous encysted, C 19 
do do from the Labia Majora. Removed 1843,.. . A 14 
do do do Shoulder; also, Medullary, <£ 31 
do do do Scalp, B 44 
do do do do D 25 
do do do Vulva, “ 6 
do do of the Antrum Maxillary. Removed 1845, A 41 
do do do posterior wall of the Uterus, “ 46 
do do do Dura Mater, “ 83 
do do Lobulated, B 35 
do do with a cavity, “ 22 
do do from the Vulva. (Col.) D 33 
do do Black. Clinique, “ 50 
do do “ 75 
do Fibro plastic of the Hip, “ 3 
do Mammary. Scirrhus A 19 
do do do £< 23 
do do do “ 27 
do do from Mrs. Potts, 1846, C 13 
do do do Smith, do “ 10 
do do do Schuyler, 1846, D 21 
do do do Torbert, 1847, “ 2 
do do Dr. Child’s case, C 14 
do do D 8 
do do C 2 
do do Medullary Fungus, D 53 WET PREPARATIONS. 
27 
T. 
Tumor. Mammary. Scirrhus, D 62 
do do “ 79 
do Fungus of the Breast. Sir A. Cooper’s Collection,. A 40 
do do Removed by Ligature, do do “ 42 
do do of the Testicle. do do “ 43 
do do do Bladder, “ 44 
do do do Dura Mater, B 28 
do do do Breast. Death from Hemorrhage. 
Mr. Key’s Case, from Guy’s Hospital. A. Coop- 
er’s Collection, A 28 
do do D 63 
do do “ 70 
do Osteo Sarcomatous, from the Buttock, A 3 
do do Section, B 26 
do do do D 16 
do From the Jaw, C 17 
do do Scalp. Small Locular, “ 20 
do do Mitral Yalve. Causing instant death,. .. . B 39 
do do Lower Jaw. Elliott, JEt. 11, C 18 
do do Abdomen. Colloid Cancer. (Bibighaus,).. 
do do Lip. Cancer. Hogeland, 1846, “ 21 
do do Cheek. Melanotic. (See Drawing,) A 77 
do do Chin of a Calf. Hairy, “ 34 
do do Side of the Neck. Steatomatous, 1844,.. . “ 36 
do do Shoulder. Encysted, “ 47 
do do Neck. Scirrhus, “ 68 
do do Thigh, “ 78 
do do Chin. Scirrhus, “ 87 
do do Base of the Brain. Medullary, “ 64 
do do Shoulder. Steatomatous, B 7 
do do Back of the Hand. Exostosis, “ 42 
do do Nympha, D 27 
do do Hand. First Metarcarpal Bone, “ 43 
do do Gum. Epulis, “ 55 
do do do do “56 
do do Sole of the Foot. Gouty Concretion, “ 58 
do do Scalp. Exostosis. Clinic, “ 61 
do do do Bone absorbed Calvarium, “ 80 28 
WET PREPARATIONS. 
T. 
Tumor. From the Scalp, D 87 
do do Thumb, “ 82 
do Mollusciform, B 43 
do Lobulated. Fatty, “ 32 
do Section of, “ 38 
do Of the Fallopian Tube. Tubal Pregnancy above,.. . A 17 
do Chronic. Removed by Mr. John Callaway. Sir A. 
Cooper’s Collection, “ 49 
do Encysted. Small, “ 67 
do Submaxillary. Scirrhus, “ 72 
do Ovarian. do B 15 
do Mollusciform, I) 26 
do Lobulated. Large, C 1 
do Erectile of the Gum, B 34 
do Cartilaginous from the Arm. Mrs. Clair, 1847,.... C 9 
do Sero-cystic of the Jaw. Showing bony walls and a 
tooth, D 39 
do Hydrocele of Neck. Three Tumors. (Sero-cystic,) “ 42 
do “ 51 
do Cancroid. Black. Clinic, “ 57 
do do “ 89 
do Sero-cystic. Black, “ 81 
Testicle. Fungus Hematodes of, A 43 
do Hydatids of, “ 11 
do Scirrhus of. Removed by Mr. Liston, “ 54 
do Fungus of. Section. Sir A. Cooper’s Collection,. “ 69 
do do do “ 71 
do Yaricocele injected. Sir A. Cooper’s Collection,. . “ 74 
do Fungus of. Lyons, 1847. (See Dispensary Records,) D 28 
do do '. D 34,35 
do Scirrhus of. Injected with Paint and Ether, ]) 47 
do Tubercular, IC 52 
Thyroid Body. Enlargement of, B 8 
do do with ossific degeneration,... “ 18 
Testis. Scirrhus. Injected, D 68 
do do with cysts, “ 64 
Thyroid Gland. Enlarged, “ 67 
Tape Worm, A 86 WET PREPARATIONS. 
29 
T. 
Tubal Pregnancy, A 17 
Thoracic Viscera of a Foetus, “ 80 
Tendons Achillis. Sixteen years after operation, for Talipes, C 25 
Tongue. Hypertrophy of,.. D 38 
Thumb. Amputated for Caries, “ 59 
Trachea of a Child, with a Coffee grain in it, “ 88 
U. 
Ulceration of the Glottis, A. 58 
do do Larynx, “ 57 
do do do “ 79 
do do Colon, B 20 
do do Kidney, “ 23 
do do Cartilage upon Condyles of Femur, A 51 
do do do Patella. European, “ 52 
do do Vertebrae, B 21 
Uterus. Opened. Tubal Pregnancy. Tumor below, A 17 
do Some time after delivery, “ 30 
do Fibrous Tumor of, “ 46 
do Scirrhus of. Recto Vaginal Fistula, B 5 
do with Polypus, D 12 
do of a Cat, impregnated, C 16 
Urethra. Stricture of, B 33 
Valves of the Aorta. Ossification of, A 65 
do do do do B 82 
Varicole Testis injected. Sir A. Cooper’s Collection, A 74 
Vertebral Artery. Coming from Aorta, D 86 
Vertebra. Caries of, •* B 21 
do Ulcerative absorption of, A 31 
Venereal Warts. Same Penis with Wax Model, B 40 
Y. 
w. 
Warts. Venereal. From Penis with Wax Model, B 40 
Worm. Tape, A 86 
Worms, voided from the Bladder of a child, who had many 
symptoms of Stone, B 36 
White Swelling of the Ankle Joint, A 5 
do do Knee Joint, “ 6 
Wound of Intestine, I) 64 WATER PAINTINGS. 
A. 
Anchylosis Instrument. Applied, B 280 
Abscess. Cold, A 22 
do do “ 241 
do Spinal, “119 
Amputation, B 28 
do “ 29 
Anchylosis, A 87 
do “ 90 
Aneurism, “ 137 
do “138 
do “139 
do “140 
do “141 
do “ 142 
do “ 143 
do * B 1 
do “ 2 
do “ 3 
do “ 4 
do “ 5 
do “ 42 
do “ 46 
do “ 254 
* do “ 255 
do A 235 
Anus. Prolapsus, B 31 
do Fistula,. “ 180 
do Artificial, “ 177 
do do “ 178 
do do “179 
do > do “ 206 WATER PAINTINGS. 
A. 
Arteries. Wounds of, A 134 
do do “ 135 
do Circulation, “ 136 
do Arrest of Hemorrhage, « 26 
do do do “ 229 
do do do “ 230 
do do do “ 249 
do do do “ 250 
Atrophy, C 8 
Apthge. Syphilitic, B 209 
do do “ 213 
B. 
Brain. Compression,. A 132 
do Clot within, “133 
Burn. Cicatrix,. “ 23 
Blood Bruise, B 266 
do “ 267 
do “ 268 
Blood Tumor, “ 274 
Bent Legs, “278 
Bone Bent, A 45 
do Exfoliation, . “ 27 
do Exostosis, “ 28 
do Serous Encysted Tumor, “ 29 
do Spina Yentosa, “ 30 
do do “ 31 
do do “ 194 
do Osteo Sarcoma, “ 32 
do do B 43 
do Aneurism of, A 215 
Bladder. Sounding, B 182 
do Polypus, “ 181 
Blood. Globules, C 14 
do do “ 15 
do do B 192 
do Circulating, “ 13 
do Clot, ........ “ 214 WATER PAINTINGS. 
B. 
Bubo. Phagedenic, A 146 
Bunion, B 217 
C. 
Cataract, B151 
do Extraction, C 4 
Cancer of the Neck, B 204 
do do Lip, “ 188 
do do do “ 201 
do do do “ 26 
do do do “ 211 
do do Breast, “ 164 
do do do . .. “ 166 
do do do “ 202 
do do Tongue, “279 
Cancroid Tumor, “276 
Cancer. Colloid, B 165 
Carbuncle, C 6 
Cartilage. Spine, B 6 
Caries of do “ 7 
Chemosis, “ 233 
Cicatrix, A 23 
Cranium. Depression of, “ 130 
Compression of Spine, « 118 
Curvature of Spine,. “ 120 
do do “ 121 
do do « 122 
do do B 8 
do do “ 9 
do do « 10 
do do C 5 
Club Foot, A 112 
do “113 
do “ 114 
do “ 115 
do “ 116 
Curved Splint, A 86 WATER PAINTINGS. 
33 
C. 
Crural Hernia. Ring, , C 3 
Congenital Luxation, B 210 
Conversion of Cells into Fibre, « 238 
Cyst of Urethra, B 273 
Calculi. Five paintings, “ 283 
do “ 284 
do « 285 
do “ 286 
do “287 
D. 
Dislocation. Recent, A 91 
do Cooper’s views, “ 107 
do of the Jaw, “ 92 
do do do B 37 
do do do “ 38 
do do do « 39 
do do Clavicle, A 93 
do do do “ 94 
do do do “ 95 
do do do “ 96 
do do Humerus, “ 97 
do do do « 98 
do do do “99 
do do do “ 100 
do do do B 40 
do of Biceps Tendon, A 102 
do of the Elbow, « 103 
do do do « 104 
do do Wrist, “105 
do do Thumb, “ 106 
do do Thigh, “ 109 
do do do * “ 110 
do do Peroneus Tendon, “Ill 
do do Ankle, B 12 
Deformity of the Legs, “ 18 
do do do “ 19 
do do Knee, “ 167 34 
WATER PAINTINGS. 
D. 
Deformity of the Hands, B 171 
do do Mouth, ' “172 
do do do “173 
do do do “263 
do do do Williams, “ 20C 
do do do “216 
do do Chest, “163 
do do do “ 16S 
do do do “ 170 
E. 
Enlarged Uvula, B 22 
do Tonsils, “ 34 
Ear. Eustachian tube, .... A 124 
Ear. Internal, “ 125 
Ectropion, B 36 
Erectile Hemorrhoids, “ 175 
do Tumor of Leg, “ 205 
Elephantiasis, A 21 
Eye. Fungus of, B 208 
do do “ 21 
do do “259 
do do A 39 
Exudation Cells, B 223 
Epithelial Cells, C 18 
Epiphysis of Humerus. Separation of, B 272 
Epithelial Cancer, “ 248 
F. 
Fungus Ileematodes, B 222 
do do “208 
do do * C 17 
Foreign bodies in Joints, A 84 
do do “ 85 
Fungus Hsomatodes, “ 33 
do do “ 34 
do do “ 35 
do do “ 36 WATER PAINTINGS. 
35 
F. 
Fungus Hsematodes, C 37 
do do “ 38 
do do “ 39 
do do “ 40 
do do “ 41 
do do of the Neck, B 260 
Fistula in Penis, A 147 
Fibrilation, B 227 
do “228 
do “237 
do “239 
Formation of New Vessels, “ 236 
do do do “ 50 
Fracture. Impacted, A 44 
do do B 271 
do First Stages, A 46 
do do “ 47 
do do “ 48 
do do “ 49 
do do “ 50 
do do “ 51 
do do “ 52 
do do “ 53 
do do “ 54 
do do “ 55 
do Callus, “ 56 
do do B 270 
do Irregular Union,.. A 57 
do Pseudarthrosis, B 1C 
do do A 58 
do of the Clavicle,. . “ 59 
do do Lower Jaw, C Framed 
do do Scapula, A 60 
do do do “ 61 
do do Humerus, “ 62 
do do do “ 63 
do do do “ 64 
do do do “ 65 36 
WATER PAINTINGS. 
Fracture of the Humerus, A 66 
do do do “ 271 
do do Fore-arm, “ 67 
do do Badius, “ 68 
do do do “ 69 
do do Ulna, “ 71 
do do Thigh. Neck,... .... “ 72 
do do do do “73 
do do do do . “ 74 
do do do “ 75 
do do do . “ 76 
do do do “ 77 
do do do ...' “ 78 
do do Patella, ...... B 15 
do do do A 79 
do do do u 80 
do do do “ 81 
do do Fibula, “ 82 
do do Tibia, “ 83 
do do Spine, “ 131 
do do Ischium, B 212 
F. 
G. 
Gum. Fungus of the,. B 226 
Glossitis,..,. “148 
Hibson’s Dislocation,. A 101 
Gonorrhoea, B 189 
Globules of Pus,. C 16 
do do B 234 
Granulation,,. ........ .... “ 246 
H. 
Healing of Tendon,. B 240 
do Skin, “ 244 
Iloemospasis, “ 48 
Hernia,.. . ......... v. '. A 128 
do ,,, “ 129 WATER PAINTINGS. 
H. 
Hernia, yj 
do •. “207 
do . « 44 
do u 45 
do .. . “218 
do , “219 
do . « 220 
do .. .... t< 221 
do C 3 
do Strangulated, B 196 
do Diaphragmatic, « 265 
do Cerebri, A 127 
do of the Stomach, B 193 
do “En Masse,” * “207 
Hydrocele of the Neck, A 6 
do do do « 7 
do do do B 49 
do do Cord, « 14 
Hypertrophy....... C 7 
do of the Lip, A 18 
do do Hand, « 49 
do do do « 231 
do do Tongue, « 20 
Hypospadias, « 445 
I. 
Inflammation, A 1 
do . B 47 
do C 11 
Intussusception of the Bowel, B 264 
Inspissated Mucus of the Tonsils, « 278 
Inclined plane. Evils of, “ 41 
Irrigating Trough,.. . .. . « 32 
L. 
Lachrymal Sac, A 123 
Lacerated Lids, .. , B 2G2 38 
WATER PAINTINGS. 
L. 
Leech, A o 
Lipoma, B 162 
Lithotomy,. “ 153 
do “ 30 
do C 1 
do “ 2 
Lymph Globules, B 242 
do “243 
Lymph,. C 12 
Lymphatics, A 3 
Mechanism of the Pelvis, A 108 
Mentagra, B 158 
Melanosis of the Hand, A 42 
do do “ 43 
Mortification, “ 24 
do “ 25 
do . B 35 
do “251 
do “252 
do “269 
do C 10 
Muguet, B 282 
M. 
N. 
Nasal Polypus,. “ 161 
Noevus Maternus, “ 225 
Necrosis, “ 203 
0. 
Osteo Sarcoma, A 32 
do C 9 
do B 43 
Osseous Aneurism, 215 
P. 
Plastic Nose, A 8 
do do “ 9 WATER PAINTINGS. 
39 
Plastic Nose, A 10 
do do “ 11 
do do “ 12 
do do “ 13 
do do B 197 
do Eyelid, « 27 
do Mouth, A 14 
do do “ 15 
do Lip, B 26 
do Neck, A 16 
do do “ 17 
do Penis, B 25 
Plica Polonica, “ 154 
Pus Globules, « 245 
Pustule Maligne, « 33 
do do A 2 
Pathology. Twelve Water Paintings, 
P. 
R. 
Ranula, B 152 
Rectum. Sacs in the, “174 
Rupture of Biceps Tendon, “ 224 
do do « 277 
S. 
Sinus, B 13 
Spine, A 117 
Strabismus, B II 
Syphilis, « 190 
do « 191 
do « 195 
do « 205 
do « 213 
Stricture, A 144 
do of the Rectum, ' B 176 
do do Esophagus, A 126 40 
WATER PAINTINGS. 
T. 
Tumor of the Neck, B 160 
do Senile, “ 159 
do Parotid, “ 156 
do do “157 
do of the Knee, B 20 
do do Face, “ 21 
do do Gum, “ 198 
do do Jaw, “ 163 
do do Parotid, “ 226 
do of Eyelid, “232 
do of Fauces, “ 253 
do Proliferous, « 256 
do do “ 257 
do Ovarian, « 258 
do Malignant of the Neck, « 261 
U. 
Ulceration of Testis, B 155 
do Norwegian, “ 247 
Ulcerated Tumor. Cancroid, “ 281 
Y. 
Vaccination, A 4 
Venereal Warts, .. C Framed 
W. 
Wry Neck, B 23 
do “ 24 
do “ 149 
do « 150 
do “ 199 CASTS. 
A. 
Aneurism of the Brachial Artery,. : T 10 
do do Subclavian do “ 21 
Anchylosis and Exostosis of Hip Joint,. “ 56 
Absorption and Alteration in the Head of the Humerus, “ 62 
do do do do do Femur, “ 64 
do do do do do do “ 65 
do do do do do do 67 
do do do do do do “ 71 
do do do do do do “ 72 
do do do do do do S 32 
Arm of a Child. Radius removed for Caries, T 90 
Arm. Atrophied, “ 14 
B. 
Bust of A. Horn. The Murderer of two Wives,.. R 6 
do Pauline Cboissy. Idiot. iEtat. 8, “ 8 
Bust. Destruction of Lower Jaw, “ 4 
Bent Legs. From Rachitis, “ 2 
do do “ 3 
0. 
Child, with Hernia Cerebri, N 5 
Contraction of Fingers, from Cicatrix, T 36 
do and Deformity, from mistreated fracture of Ulna,. “ 42 
do at the Elbow, from a Burn, “ 5 
do do do do “ 20 
do of Fingers, from a Burn, “ 41 
Congenital deformity of the band, “ 45 
do do do “ 47 
Cartilaginous Tumor, from the Arm. Mrs. Clair. 1847,. . . . S 19 
Caries of the Radius. Entire bone removed, T 90 42 
CASTS. 
c. 
Club Foot. Varus, U 1 
do do “ 2 
do do “ 3 
do do “ 4 
do do “ 5 
do do “ 6 
do do “ 7 
do do “ 8 
do do “ 9 
do do “ 10 
do do “ 11 
do do » <£ 12 
do do . “ 13 
do do . .,. “ 14 
do do “ 15 
do do Duplicate, “ 16 
do do do “ 17 
do do “ 18 
do do “ 19 
do do Duplicate in wax, “ 20 
do do With Malformation, “ 21 
do do do “22 
do do “ 23 
do do “ 24 
do do Duplicate, “ 25 
do do S 4 
do do U 27 
do do “ 28 
do do “ 29 
do do With Malformation, “ 30 
do do « 31 
do do « 32 
do do « 33 
do do “ 34 
do do “ 35 
do do “ 36 
do do « 37 CASTS. 
43 
C. 
Club Foot. Yarus, U 38 
do do « 39 
do do « 40 
do do “ 41 
do do « 42 
do do Broken Was, “ 43 
do do “ 44 
do do Cured, « 45 
do do do ££ 46 
do do do “ 47 
do do do « 48 
do do do “ 49 
do Yalgus, ££ 50 
do do “ 51 
do do “ 52 
do do ££ 53 
do do ££ 54 
do do “ 55 
do do ££ 56 
do do Cured, ££ 57 
do Talipes Dorsalis, ££ 58 
do do ££ 59 
do do ££ 60 
do Calcanean, . \ ££ 61 
do do ££ 62 
do do ££ 63 
do do ££ 61 
do Talipes Equinus, ££ 65 
do do ££ 66 
do do ££ 67 
do do ££ 68 
do do “ 69 
do do ££ 70 
do do ££ 71 
do do ££ 72 
do do ££ 73 
do do Model Bone, £C 74 
do Model Foot, ££ 75 44 
CASTS. 
C. 
Club Foot. Varus. Cured, g 77- 
do 
Curvature of the Spine,. N 3 
do do do « 4 
D. 
Deformity of the Chest, 24 9 
do do do « 7 
do do do ..., « g 
do do do t 8 
do do Knee, L g 
do do do u 10 
do do do . . « 23 
do do do « 26 
do do do « 2 
do do do « 21 
do do do « 24 
do do do « 27 
do do do « 29 
do do do White Swelling, « 22 
do do do do T 26 
do do do Anchylosis, « 25 
do do do « 28 
do do do « 09 
do do do and Foot,. « 24 
do do do do « 27 
do do do and Leg, Jj \ 
do do Leg, « 22 
do do do « 23 
do do do and Foot, <« 8 
Corresponding Leg and Foot to the above, « 9 
do do do do T 16 
Deformity of the Elbow,. a 27 
do do do and Hand, « 22 
do do Wrist and Fingers, « 26 
do do do Hand, u 25 
do do Hand, 23 
do do do Contraction of Tendons, « 46 CASTS. 
45 
D. 
Deformity of the Fingers, L 34 
do do Foot, « 15 
do from Rickets, R 2 
do do Leg, T 91 
do of the Knee, L 18 
Dislocation of Scapula. Extremity of Clavicle upwards, T 59 
do do do do do “ 60 
do Humerus in Axilla, R 16 
do do on Dorsum Scapulae, N 9 
do Ulna, with fracture of Radius, T 11 
do do Backwards, “ 39 
do do “ 32 
do do Forwards, “ 40 
do Radius, do on outer Condyle, “ 13 
do do Backwards. Fracture between Con- 
dyles, “ 12 
do Both Bones. Backward and upward, “ 7 
do Metacarpal Bone of the Thumb, “ 33 
do Head of Femur. Upward, “ 54 
do do do into Foramen Ovale. Spon- 
taneous, “ 55 
do Femur, with Anchylosis of Knee, “ 58 
do Tibia. Backward, L 5 
do do do and outward. Partial, M 4 
do Astragalus. Inward, with Fracture of Fibula,. L 20 
do Knee,. T 88 
do Ulna. Inferior Extremity, “ 100 
Disease of the Hip Joint, L 21 
E. 
Edema of the Leg, N 2 
Enchondroma of the Wrist, T 92 
Elephantiasis, N 2 
do M 3 
do T 83 
F. 
Fracture of the Acromion Scapulae, T 85 
do do Condyles of the Humerus, , “ 97 46 
CASTS. 
F. 
Fracture of the Condyles of the Humerus, T 98 
do do Cranium, depressed, “ 19 
do do Clavicle, T 8, 86 
do do Humerus. Anatomical Neck, T 9 
do do Femur. Through the Trochanter Major, . .. “ 61 
do do do Upper third. Irregular Union,. ... “ 57 
do do do Trochanter, “ 66 
do do do do Shortening, “ 63 
do do do do “ 68 
do do do do “69 
do do do Neck partly within the Capsule,... . “ 70 
do do Leg, L 3 
do do Fibula. Lower third, 
do do Clavicle, T 80 
do do Neck of Thigh, B 145 
do do Femur. Condyles, T 89 
do do Clavicle, “ 99 
do do do “ 87 
do do do “ 96 
Foetus, with two heads, N 6 
Fungus of the Wrist, T 37 
False Joint. Leg. Scroggy, 1845, “ 18 
Fungus of the Eye. Rochester, N. Y., “ 81 
do do do Hr. Martin’s Case, “ 77 
do do Hand, “ 94 
do do do “ 95 
Ganglion of the Wrist, T 38 
Gland Prostate. Dr. Mott, “ 82 
Gr. 
H. 
Hygroma Patellae, S 80 
Hydrocephalus. Patient aged 21, R 9 
Heart and Pericardium, “ 10 
do do “ 11 
Heart laid open, “ 12 
Hernia, M 5 
Hernia Cerebri, “ 10 CASTS. 
K. 
Kidney, with Abscess, B 13 
Lateral Curvature of the Spine, N 3 
do do do “ 4 
L. 
M. 
Model Leg and Foot, M 10 
do Shoulder for Comparison, N 7 
do Foot, U 75 
Malformation of the Hand, T 44 
do do do “ 43 
0. 
Ovarian Tumor, with Uterus, U 182 
P. 
Penis and Scrotum, B 14 
Polypus Nasi, T 81 
B. 
Bachitis, R 1 
Spina Bifida, T 6 
S. 
T. 
Tumor of the Antrum, B 7 
do do Cheek. Melanotic, “ 5 
do do Neck, M 6 
do do Thigh, “ 1 
do do Groin, u 2 
do do Arm. Cartilaginous. Mrs. Clair, 1847, S 19 
do do Finger. Dr. Mott, N. Y., T 93 
do do Thumb, “ 84 
do do Buttocks. Cast of a Child. Full size, B 15 
Varicose Veins, N 1 
do of Hand, * T 35 
V. WAX PREPARATIONS. 
Hernia. Direct and Umbilical,. T 4 
do Inguinal, “ 30 
do do “ 31 
do Crural, “ 3 
Face, with horn like Tumor, “ 2 
Chinese Figure, “ 1 
Lower Jaw, with Exostosis, from Sub-luxation, B 54 
Penis, with Venereal Warts, Z 1 
do Extensive Syphilitic Ulceration, <c 2 
Great Toe. Fungus growth, “ 8 
Hand. Double Thumb, “ 3 
do Tumor between the Fingers, “ 4 
do do Exostosis on the Back, “ 5 
do do do do do “ 6 
do do do do do “ 7 
Fungus Eye. Mrs. Quigley. Dr. Post’s Case. N. Y. Hos- 
pital, T 76 
Hemorrhoids. Dr. Stevens’ Case. N. Y., “ 75 
Cancer of the Gut. Mrs. Townsend, “ 73 
Stricture of the Throat. Dr. Parker’s Case, N. Y., “ 74 
Fungus Eye. Dr. Martin’s Case, “ 77 
Strangulated Hernia, “ 84 
Popliteal Aneurism, “ 85 
Club Foot. Varus, U 16 
do do “ 17 
do do “ 18 
do do “ 19 
do do “ 20 
do do “ 21 
do do Small Malformation, £< 22 
do do do do “23 
do do do Skeleton, “ 24 
do Talipes Equinus, “ 25 WAX PREPARATIONS. 
Club Foot. Talipes Equinus, U 26 
do do « 27 
do do « 28 
do do Last Foot, after Cure, “ 29 
do do « 30 
do do Last Foot, after Cure, “ 31 
do do Cured, « 32 
PAPIER MACHE PREPARATIONS. 
Scirrhus of the Cardiac Orifice of the Stomach, 17 1 
do do Pylorus,. u 2 
Fungus Haematodes of the Groin, T 51 
Osteo Sarcomatous Tumor of the Tibia, “ 50 
Fungus Tumor of the Knee, ... « 48 
Section of above Tumor, « 49 
Tumor under the Ear, and on the Shoulder, « 53 
Diseased Penis and Testicle,. « 52 
DRIED PREPARATIONS. 
Pelvis. Thigh and Leg. Vascular, J 1 
Arterial Hand. Mounted on a Stand, “ 7 
Aneurism of Aorta, do do “ 8 
Section of Head, Chest and Arm. Vascular, « 2 
Trunk of a Child. Showing Intestines in Situ, « 3 OIL PAINTINGS 
Tumor of the Eight Superior Maxillary, 1 
Leucoma, Albugo, Nebula and Cicatrix of Cornea, 2 
Fungus of the Eyelids, with Staphyloma, 3 
Entropion and Plerygium, 4 
Hypopion. Cataract. Chemosis, 5 
Amaurosis. Trichiasis. Fistula Lachrymalis. Ectropion, 6 
Dislocation of the Femur upon the Dorsum Iiii, 7 
do do do do Pubis, 8 
do do do into the Foramen Ovale, 9 
do do do do Ischiatic Notch, 10 
Fracture of the Cervix Femoris, 11 
Inguinal Hernia. Showing the Sac, &c., 12 
Sounding for Stone, 13 
Enlargement of the Prostate. Stricture of the Urethra with 
Perineal Fistula, 14 
Operations for Stone, “High” and “Low,” 15 
Muscles of the Male Perineum, 1G 
Crural Hernia, 17 
Staphyloraphy, 18 
Genito-Urinary Vessels and Viscera, 19 
Contracted Cicatrices of the Face from a Burn, 20 
First Step of the Plastic Operation, 21 
Second Step do do 22 
Third Step do do 23 
Appearance of the Patient after recovery, 24 
Phymosis and Paraphynmsis, 25 
Hydrocele and Operation, 26 
Congenital Hernia, 27 
Hypertrophy of the Tongue, 28 
Eiloid Tumor of the Neck, 29 
Lepoid Tumor, 30 
Goitre, 31 
Fungus Tumor of the Gum. Inferior Maxillary, 32 OIL PAINTINGS. 
51 
Aneurism by Anastomosis, 33 
Fungus Tumor of the Eye, * 34 
Fatty do do Neck, 35 
Glandular do do do 36 
Hare Lip Operation, 37 
Fungus Tumor of the Antrum, 38 
do do Inferior Maxillary, 39 
Tumor of the Parotid Gland, 40 
Lipoma, 41 
Polypus Nasi, 42 
Aneurism of the Aorta, 43 
Disease of the Hip Joint, 44 
Dislocation of the Hip Joint, 45 
Tumor of the Neck, 46 CALCULI. 
The Calculi below enumerated, have been but partially analysed, 
and the catalogue is therefore to be regarded as a mere list for pur- 
poses of identification. The numbers correspond with those upon the 
boxes. 
BILIAKY CALCULI. 
1. Cholesterin, 5 fragments. 
2. do 42 calculi. 
3. Bile pigment. Black, sand. 
4. Cholesterin, ; 2 fragments. 
5. do Pyramidal,...., 21 calculi. 
6. do 4 do 
7. do Pyramidal, 3 do 
8. do Nucleus, brown pigment, 6 do 
9. do 3 calculi, 3 fragments. 
10. do 29 calculi. 
11. do Pyramidal, 40 do 
12. do do 13 do 
13. do 19 fragments. 
14. Bile pigment, sand. 
15. Cholesterin, 4 calculi. 
16. do 3 fragments. 
17. do 2 do 
18. do and pigment mixed, 6 calculi, 2 do 
19. do Nucleus, black pigment, 2 do 
20. Brown and red pigment, 13 do 
21. Cholesterin, 31 calculi. 
22. do Edged with brown pigment, 5 do 
23. do Pyramidal, 35 do 
24- do 2 fragments. 
25. do Nucleus, brown pigment, 2 do 
26. do Edged with brown pigment, 3 calculi. 
27. do do do 11 do 
28- do 2 fragments. CALCULI. 
53 
BILIAEY CALCULI. 
29. Cholesterin, 2 fragments. 
30. do 3 do 
31. do 7 calculi. 
32. do 6 do 
33. do 2 fragments. 
34. do 2 do 
35. do 2 do 
36. do 2 do 
37. Pigment. Brown, 5 do 
38. Cholesterin and brown pigments, mottled, 5 calc., 2 do 
39. do 2 do 
40. do Nucleus, black pigment, 2 do 
41. do Yellow color, 2 calculi. 
42. do Mottled, 1 calculus. 
43. do 2 calculi. 
44. do Nucleus, black pigment. From the 
gall bladder of J. Green, cut 
for vesical stone, by J. Paa- 
coast. 1852, 3 fragments. 
45. do Edged with pigment. Brown, 4 calculi. 
46. Pigment. Grayish black. Passed by rectum, . . sand. 
47. do Jet black, 2 calculi. 
48. Cholesterin. Yellow, 8 do 
49. do Edged with green coloring pigment, 2 fragments. 
50. do and black pigment, in concentric 
lamellae, ... 1 fragment. 
51. Pigment. Black, sand. 
52. Cholesterin, and pigment. Green, 1 fragment. 
53. Pigment. Black, 2 fragments. 
54. do do Forming a nucleus, with a layer 
of phosphate of lime, exter- 
nally, 1 do 
55. Cholesterin calculi in situ, filling a gall bladder,. 
Total—55 specimens. 54 
CALCULI. 
CALCULI FROM MEN AND ANIMALS. 
INTESTINAL, BILIARY, RENAL, SALIVARY, PULMONARY, ETC. 
1. Litho-fellinic acid. Royal College of Surgeons,. ... 1 calculus. 
2. Rezin bezoar, do do .... 1 calculus. 
3. Phosph. Ammonia and Magnesia, from the urinary 
bladder of the pig, 4 fragments. 
4. Phosphate of lime, urinary bladder of whale, 2 fragments. 
5. Oat ball—human. Intestinal, 2 do 
6. do do do 1 do 
7. Calculus, renal. Cow, 1 calculus. 
8. Calculi, (pearls,) oyster, 
9. Calculus, vesical. Lama, 1 calculus. 
10. do intestinal. Horse, fragments. 
11. do do do nucleus, a fragment 
of a nail, 6 fragments. 
12. Calculus, urinary. Rat, 1 calculus. 
13. do gastric. Calf. A dark rezinous looking 
mass, formed on and about a pocket handkerchief 
swallowed by a calf. Removed after death,. ... 1 calculus. 
14. Calculus, intestinal. Horse. Nucleus, a fragment 
of nail. Phosphate of lime, 4 fragments. 
15. Calculus from lung. Human, 2 fragments. 
16. do do 2 calculi. 
17. Salivary. Human, 1 calculus. 
18. do do 2 calc., 2 fragm. 
19. do duct of Wharton. Human,. 1 calculus. 
20. do Human, 1 do 
21. Concretion from upper lip, 
HAIR, OAT AND GRASS BALLS. 
22. Hair ball. Crust inorganic, 1 fragment. 
28. Oat ball, intestinal. Horse, 1 do 
24. Hair ball, dark and polished, 1 do 
25. do yellow. Cow, 1 do 
2G. do Cow. From the collection of Dr. Jenner, 
(1828,) 1 do CALCULI, 
55 
HAIR, OAT AND GRASS BALLS. 
27. Grass balls. Ox. Dark green intestinal, 2 fragments. 
28. Hair ball. Cow, 1 do 
29. Calculus, intestinal. From horse. R. C. S 
30. do do do do .... 
31. do do do do .... 
32. do do do do .... 
33. do do do do .... 
34. Oat ball. Human. Royal College of Surgeons,.. 
35 do do do do 
Total—35 specimens. 
HUMAN CALCULI. 
RENAL, VESICAL, URETHRO-VESICAL, URETHRAL. 
1. From the Pelvis of the kidney, 1 calculus. 
2. Extracted from a cyst in the -wall of the urethra,. . 7 calculi. 
3. Urethral, fragment. 
4. do 2 calculi. 
5. do 2 calc., 2 fragm. 
6. do 1 calculus. 
6U do 1 do 
7. Urethro-vesical. Phosphatic, 1 do 
8. do 1 do 
9. do Nucleus, a pin, 1 do 
10. Vesical mustard-seed calculi, passed. Uric acid, . 
11. do do 
12. Urethral. Nucleus a clot of blood. Crust uric acid, fragments. 
13. Vesical. Passed, 8 calculi. 
14. do Phosphatic. Nucleus, a piece of sponge, fragments. 
15. do Fibrinous. Nucleus a pin, 1 calculus. 
16. do Nucleus a pin, 1 do 
17. do A soft double nucleus, 1 do 
18. do Deposit, passed. Musee Dupuytren. sand. 
19. do Uric acid. Presented by M. Civiale,. .. 1 fragment. 
20. do Deposit, passed in one day. Urate of soda, *i. 
21. do do Phosph. of ammonia and magnesia. 
22. Vesical. Phosphatic, 1 fragment. CALCULI. 
HUMAN CALCULI. 
23. Vesical, 1 fragment. 
24. do 1 do 
25. do 1 do 
26. do 2 do 
27. do 1 calculus. 
28. do 1 fragment. 
29. do Uric acid, .. 1 calculus. 
30. do 1 do 
31. do 1 do 
32. do 1 do 
33. do 1 do 
34. do 1 do 
35. Renal, 1 do 
36. Vesical, 1 do 
37. do 1 fragment. 
38. do 1 calculus. 
39. do 4 do 
40. do 1 do 
41. Vesical. Phosphatic. Dark nucleus, 2 fragments. 
42. do 1 calculus. 
43. do Centricular, 1 do 
44. do Uric acid, 1 do 
45. do Phospliatic, 1 do 
46. do do 1 do 
47. do do 1 do 
48. do do 1 do 
49. do Phosphate of ammonia and magnesia, 
with phosphate of lime, and traces of 
carbonate of lime, 2 fragments. 
50. Vesical. Phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
51. do Oxalate and phosphate of lime, 1 fragment. 
52. do Uric acid. 1 do 
53. do 1 do 
54. do 1 do 
55. do Uric acid, 1 do 
56. do Phosphatic. Soft, fragments. 
57. do do do CALCULI. 
57 
HUMAN CALCULI. 
58. Vesical. Phosphatic, fragments. 
59. do do do 
60. do do . .; 5 do 
61. do do do 
62. do do do 
63. do 1 do 
64. Vesical. Phosphatic, 1 fragment. 
65. do 1 calculus. 
66. do Phosphatic, 1 fragment. 
67. do 1 do 
68. do Phosphatic, fragments. 
69. do do do 
70. do 1 fragment. 
71. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
72. do Uric acid and phosphates, 1 do 
73. do 1 do 
74. do 1 do 
75. do 1 do 
76. do Oxalate of lime, 1 do 
77. do Nucleus uric acid. Crust phosphatic,. .. . 1 do 
78. do 1 do 
79. do 1 do 
80. do 1 do 
81. do Nucleus uric acid. Crust phosphate of am- 
monia and magnesia, with phosphate of lime,. ... 3 do 
82. Vesical. Phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
83. do Nucleus uric acid, crust phosphatic, 1 fragment. 
84. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
85. do 1 do 
86. do 1 do 
87. do Phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
88. do Nucleus uric acid, Crust phosphate of am- 
monia and magnesia, with phosphate of lime,.. . 1 fragment. 
89. Vesical. Phosphatic, 
90. do do 1 do 
91. do Nucleus oxalate of lime, crust phosphatic, fragments. 
92. do Phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
93. do do 1 do CALCULI. 
94. Vesical, 2 fragments. 
95. Vesical. Nucleus oxalate of lime, crust pliosphatic, 1 fragment* 
96. do Phosphate of ammonia and magnesia, 
phosphate of lime, carbonate of lime, 2 do 
97. Vesical. Pliosphatic, 1 do 
98. do Oxalate of lime,. 1 calculus. 
99. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
100. do Uric acid, 1 fragment. 
101. do Nucleus. Uric acid and phosphate of 
lime. Crust uric acid and phosphate of ammo- 
nia and magnesia, 2 do 
102. Vesical. Nucleus oxalate of lime and organic 
matter. Crust oxalate of lime, with phos- 
phate of lime in cavities. Iron. Sulphur, 2 fragments. 
103. Vesical, ' . 1 do 
104. do Phosphatic, , . 1 do 
105. do . 1 calculus. 
106. do fragments. 
107. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
108. do do do 
109. do Uric acid, Removed by Mr. Pott,.. .. 1 calculus. 
110. do 1 fragment* 
111. Vesical. Uric acid, 3 do 
112. do do 1 do 
113. do do 1 do 
114. do Phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
115. do 1 fragment. 
116. do Oxalate of lime, 1 do 
117. do 1 do 
118. do 1 calculus* 
119. do Nucleus uric acid. A layer of oxalate 
of lime. Crust phosphatic, 1 fragment 
120. do 2 do 
121. do do 
122. do Uric acid., 1 fragment. 
123. do 1 do 
124. Vesical, 1 30 
125. do .. do 
HUMAN CALCULI. CALCULI. 
59 
126. Vesical. Uric acid, 1 fragment. 
127. do Phosphatic, do 
128. do 1 do 
129. do Uric acid, 1 do 
130. do 1 calculus. 
131. do 1 fragment. 
132. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
133. do 1 do 
134. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
135. do 1 do 
136. do . ...; 1 do 
137. do 1 do 
138. do 1 calculus. 
139. do 1 fragment. 
140. do Uric acid, . 1 do 
141. do Nucleus uric acid. Crust phosphatic, 1 do 
142. do 1 calculus. 
143. do Phosphatic, fragments. 
144. do do 1 calculus. 
145. do Uric acid, 1 fragment. 
146. do 1 do 
147. do Phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
148. do do 
149. do do Hollow, 1 do 
150. do do .. 1 calculus. 
151. do Uric acid, fragments. 
152. do Phosphatic, do 
153. do Nucleus uric acid. Crust phosphatic, 1 do 
154. do Phosphatic, do 
155. do 2 do 
156. do Phosphatic, do 
157. do 2 do 
158. do Passed per vias naturales. Prom the 
bladder of Mrs. S. Gray, in ar- 
ticulo mortis. Broad Kiln Hun- 
dred, Sussex Co., Delaware. 
W. W. Wolfe, M. D., Milton, 
Sussex Co., Delaware, 1 calculus. 
HUMAN CALCULI. 60 
CALCULI. 
HUMAN CALCULI. 
159. Vesical. Phosphatic, fragments. 
160. do 2 do 
161. do Phosphatic, do 
162. do 1 do 
163. do Uric acid, 1 do 
164. do 2 do 
165. do Phosphatic, . 1 do 
166. do do do 
167. do do do 
168. do do 1 calculus. 
169. do do fragments. 
170. do do do 
171. do Uric acid, 1 do 
172. do do 1 do 
173. do do 1 calculus. 
174. do 2 fragments. 
175. do Phosphatic, 1 do 
176. do do do 
177. do Nucleus uric acid, 1 do 
Crust phosphatic, 1 calculus. 
118* do fragments- 
179. do Phosphatic, .* do 
180. do do 1 do 
181. do Nucleus oxalate of lime. Crust phos- 
phatic, 2 do 
182. do 2 do 
183. do Uric acid, 2 do 
184. do Phosphatic, do 
185. do Post-mortem specimen. Dr. Webster, 1 calculus. 
186. do Cut from Alderman Ireland, by T. D. 
Mutter. Weight, 8 oz, fragments. 
187. do Cut by Dr. Physick, from the bladder 
of Chief Justice Marshall. Pre- 
sented by Dr. Randolph, 6 calc, and fragments. 
Total number of vesical calculi—188. CASTS. 
1. Cast of the Oglehy calculus. 
2. Cast of calculus extracted, post-mortem, by Winterhooven, Brus- 
sels. Presented by C. D. Meigs, M. D. 
3. Cast of cholesterin calculus, (biliary.) Filling the entire gall 
bladder. 
4. Brick dust, used by a patient to imitate urate of soda deposits. 
5. Piece of brick, shaped to imitate a calculus, and so employed by 
an hysterical patient. Museum of Albany Medical College. 
Total number of c^its—5. 
NUMBER OF SPECIMENS. 
Biliary Calculi. Human, 55 
Intestinal, biliary, salivary and other calculi, from men and ani- 
mals, 35 
Renal, urethral and vesical calculi. Human, 188 
Casts and fictitious calculi and deposits,. 5 
Total, 283