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	A ( ase of Multiple Myeloma. By James H. Wright, A. M., M. I)., Pathologist to the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass. With 3 plates. (Pages 3o9 to 366.)		A ( ase of Multiple Myeloma. By James H. Wright, A. M., M. I)., Pathologist to the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Mass. With 3 plates. (Pages 3o9 to 366.)

	XVI. The Development of the Musculature of the Body- Wall in the Pig, including its Histogenesis and Its delations to the Myotomes and to the Skeletal and Nervous Apparatus. By Charles Bussell Bardeen, M. D., Associate in Anatomy, The Johns Hopkins University. With 10 plates. "(Pages 367 to 399. The investigation considers the development of the intrinsic thoraco-abdominal musculature from the myotonies in the pig's embryo. The histological changes taking place in the mii-culature are described, as well as the early relations of the musculature to the nervous and skeletal apparatus.		===XVI. The Development of the Musculature of the Body- Wall in the Pig===

	~~Three periods are recognized in~~ the ~~development of~~ the ~~musculature:~~		including its Histogenesis and Its delations to the Myotomes and to the Skeletal and Nervous Apparatus.

	1. The ~~period during which~~ the ~~myotomes expaud dorsally and send ventral processes into~~ the ~~membrana reuniens~~. The		By Charles Bussell Bardeen, M. D., Associate in Anatomy, The Johns Hopkins University. With 10 plates. "(Pages 367 to 399. The investigation considers the development of the intrinsic thoraco-abdominal musculature from the myotonies in the pig's embryo. The histological changes taking place in the musculature are described, as well as the early relations of the musculature to the nervous and skeletal apparatus.

			Three periods are recognized in the development of the musculature:

			1. The period during which the myotomes expaud dorsally and send ventral processes into the membrana reuniens. The cells, both of the mesial and the lateral plates of the myotomes are shown to lie converted into musele-tissues.
	cells, both of the mesial and the lateral plates of the myotomes

	are shown to lie converted into musele-~~til'ivs~~.

	2. The period during which the tissue of the myotome, becomes utilized in the formation of the muscles characteristic of the adult. Segmentation is shown to persist only where the muscle-tissue remains throughout united to the vertebras or to the ribs. The peripheral nerves are shown to develop independently of the myotomes, and to become associated directly with the musculature only after the muscles have become differentiated.		2. The period during which the tissue of the myotome, becomes utilized in the formation of the muscles characteristic of the adult. Segmentation is shown to persist only where the muscle-tissue remains throughout united to the vertebras or to the ribs. The peripheral nerves are shown to develop independently of the myotomes, and to become associated directly with the musculature only after the muscles have become differentiated.
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	Cell-multiplication takes place during the first two periods and during the early part of the third. Cell-division takes place by mitosis in round undifferentiated "myoblasts." From these the muscle-cells are developed by elongation of the cell-body, nuclear multiplication by direct division, and fibrillar differentiation of the protoplasm. The differentiated muscle-cells do not divide to form new cells. During the third period, however, many of the muscle-cells undergo retrograde metamorphosis.		Cell-multiplication takes place during the first two periods and during the early part of the third. Cell-division takes place by mitosis in round undifferentiated "myoblasts." From these the muscle-cells are developed by elongation of the cell-body, nuclear multiplication by direct division, and fibrillar differentiation of the protoplasm. The differentiated muscle-cells do not divide to form new cells. During the third period, however, many of the muscle-cells undergo retrograde metamorphosis.

	XVII. A Bare Variety of Adenocarcinoma of the Uterus. By Thomas S. Collen, M. B., Associate in Gynecology, The Johns Hopkins University. With 3 figures in the text. (Pages 401 to -107.) In the uterus we have three distinct varieties of epithelium : the squamous epithelium of the vaginal portion, the very high cylindrical pale-staining epithelium lining the cervical canal and the racemous glands, and the cylindrical ciliated epithelium of the body. From these three distinct kinds of epithelium three definite varieties of carcinoma develop. And, in fact, nearly all carcinomata of the uterus may be classified under one of the three varieties :		===XVII. A Bare Variety of Adenocarcinoma of the Uterus===

			By Thomas S. Collen, M. B., Associate in Gynecology, The Johns Hopkins University. With 3 figures in the text. (Pages 401 to -107.) In the uterus we have three distinct varieties of epithelium : the squamous epithelium of the vaginal portion, the very high cylindrical pale-staining epithelium lining the cervical canal and the racemous glands, and the cylindrical ciliated epithelium of the body. From these three distinct kinds of epithelium three definite varieties of carcinoma develop. And, in fact, nearly all carcinomata of the uterus may be classified under one of the three varieties :

	(1) Squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix.		(1) Squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix.
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	stain. Iu other words, both the glands and their contents resemble those found in the cervix.		stain. Iu other words, both the glands and their contents resemble those found in the cervix.

	XVIII. A Bacteriological and Microscopical Study of over Three Hundred Vesicular and Pustular Lesions of the Skin with a Research upon the Etiology of Acne Vulgaris. By T. Casper Gilchrist, M.D., Clinical Professor of Dermatology, The Johns Hopkins University. With 1 plate. (Pages 409 to 430.)		===XVIII. A Bacteriological and Microscopical Study of over Three Hundred Vesicular and Pustular Lesions of the Skin with a Research upon the Etiology of Acne Vulgaris===

			By T. Casper Gilchrist, M.D., Clinical Professor of Dermatology, The Johns Hopkins University. With 1 plate. (Pages 409 to 430.)

	Stained smears were examined from every lesion. A summary of the results is as follows :		Stained smears were examined from every lesion. A summary of the results is as follows :

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	==Contents - January==		==Contents - January==

	Contributions to the Surgery of the Bile Passages, especially		* Contributions to the Surgery of the Bile Passages, especially of the Common Bile-Duct. By W. S. Halsted, M. D.,
			* Early Exploratory Operations in Tuberculosis of the Hip. By Joseph C. Bloodgood, M. D.,
	of the Common Bile-Duct. By W. S. Halsted, M. D., ~~- - 1~~ Early Exploratory Operations in Tuberculosis of the Hip. By		* Gunshot Injuries by the Weapons of Reduced Calibre. By L. A. LaGardb, U. 8. A.,
			* A Reconstruction of a Glomerulus of the Human Kidney. William B. Johnston,
	Joseph C. Bloodgood, M. D., ~~- jj~~		* Medical Commission to the Philippines. Barker, M. D., By Ry Lewellys F.
			* An Apparatus to Aid the Introduction of a Catheter or Bougie. By George Walker, M. D.,
	Gunshot Injuries by the Weapons of Reduced Calibre. By		* Summaries or Titles of Papers by Members of the Hospital and Medical School Staff appearing Elsewhere than in the Bulletin, ------ Proceedings of Societies :

	L. A. LaGardb, U. 8. A., ~~- - - - - . oq~~

	A Reconstruction of a Glomerulus of the Human Kidney.

	William B. Johnston, ~~- - - -~~Medical Commission to the Philippines.

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	An Apparatus to Aid the Introduction of a Catheter or Bougie. By George Walker, M. D.,

	Summaries or Titles of Papers by Members of the Hospital and Medical School Staff appearing Elsewhere than in the Bulletin, ------ Proceedings of Societies :

	Hospital Medical Society, - - Exhibition of Surgical Cases [Dr. Mitchell] ;— An Improved Stethoscope [Dr. Cabot] ;— The Pulmonic Second Sound [Dr. Cabot].		Hospital Medical Society, - - Exhibition of Surgical Cases [Dr. Mitchell] ;— An Improved Stethoscope [Dr. Cabot] ;— The Pulmonic Second Sound [Dr. Cabot].
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	~~CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SURGERY OF THE BILE PASSAGES~~, ~~ESPECIALLY OF THE~~		===Contributions To The Surgery Of The Bile Passages, Especially Of The Common Bile-Duct===

	~~COMMON BILE~~-DUCT.*

	By W. S. H.lstkd, M. D., Baltimore, Surgeon-in-Chief to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Professor of Surgery in the Johns		By W. S. H.lstkd, M. D., Baltimore, Surgeon-in-Chief to the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Professor of Surgery in the Johns

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 Vol. XI - No. 106.1
 BALTIMORE, JANUARY, 1900.
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