- ZA UCT PLC_001-H-HDT-01-005
- Item
- 1947 (date estimated)
Three X-rays, different views of the skull, showing an intracerebral cyst with fluid level. The patient is male. The identity of the patient is known.
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Three X-rays, different views of the skull, showing an intracerebral cyst with fluid level. The patient is male. The identity of the patient is known.
An adult man shown from the waist down, supine on white bedding, showing a very large swelling of the entire right thigh, with wasting of the leg below the knee.
An X-ray, anterior-posterior view of the chest only, showing a cyst in the left lung, with fluid level. The patient is male. The identity of the patient is known.
A rectangular museum bottle, with guide rule, containing a cyst measuring 8 inches (20cm) in maximum diameter, stuffed with cotton wool. The lesion was evidently removed from the lung.
A specimen, with guide rule, lobulated encapsulated mass 3 inches (7.5cm) in diameter, evidently a cyst removed from the lung. The identity of the patient is known.
A specimen, with guide rule, an irregular encapsulated mass 6cm in largest diameter, evidently a cyst removed from the lung. The identity of the patient is known.
An adult man, frontal and left lateral views of his head and neck, showing superior displacement of the left eye within the orbit. The lateral view labelled 18. The patient is male, 18 years old. The identity of the patient is known.
An X-ray of the abdomen during a barium meal, the patient supine, showing the filled stomach and evidently revealing the presence of an adjacent pancreatic cyst. A coiled metal strip has been placed to indicate/outline the palpable mass. The patie...
An X-ray of the abdomen during a barium meal, the patient erect, showing the stomach contents emptying into the duodenum and evidently revealing the presence of an adjacent pancreatic cyst. A coiled metal strip has been placed to indicate/outline ...
Two photographs showing surgical exposure of a section of the spinal canal, held open by long sutures, the upper showing a partially opened elongated cyst, the lower showing in addition forceps grasping removed cystic material.