...to give up work, from the increasing pain in the shoulder and neck. He presented marked symptoms of aneurism of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta. There was displacement of the right, sterno-clavicular articulation, with projection of the right and...

...numbness in the parts supplied by those nerves. Dygpnaa. — Dyspnoea is a frequent attendant upon aneurism of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta, and usually accompanies the advanced stage of thoracic aneurism in every part of its course. It was...

...majority of them were calcified. The aorta was much larger in calibre than normal. At the junction of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta there was a saccular aneurysm which was filled with a laminated clot. This aneurysm was situated in...

...seated superficially. Only last week I had a patient under my care in St. George's Hospital, in whom a large aneurism of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch had caused erosion of the sternum, and presented itself as a pulsating tumour on the surface of the...

...the left side. Death occurred suddenly from hcemoptysis. A small aneurism was found at the junction of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta, and had ruptured into the trachea. The aorta was extensively atheromatous, and there were abundant...

...the left side. Death occurred suddenly from hoemoptysis. A small aneurism was found at the junction of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta, and had ruptured into the trachea. The aorta was extensively atheromatous, and there were abundant...

...suddenly, in a paroxysm of dyspnoea. On examination a largo aneurism was found, which involved the whole of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta, and presented several pouches. The left recurrent nerve was lost in the walls of the sac. The aortic...

...to give up work, from the increasing pain in the shoulder and neck. He presented marked symptoms of aneurism of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta. There was displacement of the right steruo-clavicular articulation, with projection of the right and...

...fifth case of aneurism I have treated electrolytically was one which was situated just at the junction of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta. It occurred in a patient aged 49, who was admitted under the care of Mr. Holmes, in St. George's Hospital,...

...case seen by him in consultation with the late Sir P. Crampton, in which the only symptom produced by a large aneurism of the ascending and transverse portions of the arch of the aorta, was a single sonorous inspiration, like that of whooping cough, at the termination of a fit of coughing-t...