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Title: The Cleveland medical journal
Year: 1907 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: Cleveland : The Cleveland Medical Journal Company
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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Fig. IV. Sarcoma of kidney—the only symptom for se veral months was hematuria.
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Fig. III. Showing large renal calculus, which caused hemorrhage but no pain. Lower—Some Causes of Hematuria 59 of the prostate involving the bladder with profuse hemorrhage.Cancer of the prostate constitutes 6% of all prostatics. Thecombined hypertrophied and malignant prostates were 10.5% ofthe causes producing hematuria. In 12.5% of the cases thecause of hemorrhage was papillomata of the bladder. In no casewere there any vesical symptoms before infection took place andthe first symptom in all cases was bleeding. After infection,vesical irritation and tenesmus were marked. Tumors of largesize may be present in the bladder without any symptoms, as willbe noted in the specimen from case 33 (Fig. I). In this case therewp.s no symptom other than the bleeding, yet the growth musthave been there for years. In case 67 the first hemorrhageoccurred 10 years ago, evidently the beginning of the trouble;the symptoms in this case became annoying only after the bladderwas infected. In case 24 th

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