...viscid, frothy, and colourless fluid ; this, on the approach of the second stage, gradually changes into an opaque, greenish, thicker fluid, intermixed...one particular character, which has always appeared to be pathognomonic of or peculiar to phthisis, although the more accurate and extensive observation...

...intermixed with small specks of a dead white or slightly yellow colour, varying from the size of a pin-s head to that of a grain of rice, and which have been...one particular character, which has always appeared to me pathognomonic of phthisis, although the more accurate and extensive observation of modern pathologists...

...this period also the sputa are intermixed with small specks of a dead white or slightly yellow color, varying from the size of a pin's head to that of a...compared by Bayle to this grain when boiled. These have beeu noticed by many writers from Hippocrates downwards. After the complete evacuation of the tubercles,...

...method of proceeding, and all our inoculations have been performed with a quantity of tuberculous matter varying . from the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of mustard seed at the most. In spite of this constant uniformity in the process and in the volume of...

...not that it will bo necessarily destroyed, but will be more or less imperfect. A small perforation from the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of wheat may heal and not impair the hearing power in the least. Troeltsch cautions us against a too favorable...

...operation. On the eleventh day the animal was killed. The lungs again presented subpleural nodules, the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of sand, in which could be found large cells filled with fat molecules, granular cells, and fat globules...

...operation. On the eleventh day the animal was killed. The lungs again presented subpleural nodules, the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of sand, in which could be found large cells filled with fat molecules, granular cells, and fat globules...

...small pedunculated warts. These new growths occur both on the mucous membrane and on the skin, and vary from the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of linseed. Their covering is often wanting in pigment, in consequence of which they appear red on the...

...searched for Coccidae, that not less than 5000 species actually exist. The species are mostly small, from the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of maize, but they are in most cases massed in quantity on the plants, and thereforee asy to see. They...

...they were fatty tumors. This patient presented, on everting th« lids of each eye, innumerable polypi, from the size of a pin's head to that of a grain of wheat — 'Some seaile, others attached by a narrow pedicle to the oculo-palpebral folds. The excrescences...