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Excerpt from The Medical Counselor, Vol. 6The choroid coat of the eye is subject to sarcomatous, tubercular, and carcinomatous neoplasms, but the former are by far the most numerous. Sarcoma of the choroid is unilateral as a rule. It originates in the larger blood vessels, is composed of round or spindle cells, and is usually pigmented (melano-sar-coma), although in a small percentage of cases the pigment is absent leuco-sarcoma). The latter d...

Excerpt from The Medical Counselor, Vol. 6The Fourth, or metastatic stage. Is reached as soon as the parts surround ing the globe become involved, second ary growths develop in distant organs. In the liver most frequently, and death quickly follows from exhaustion or the overwhelming of some 'vital organ.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is...