Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Clinical Journal, Vol. 2: A Weekly Record of Clinical Medicine and Surgery, With Their Special Branches; November, 1894 April, 1895
These changes, wrote Moxon, who made the examination, could not have been less than several weeks old, probably at least three months. There was a large effusion of recent blood-clot (two ounces) over the right side of the brain. There was no blood in the brain, and no lesion of its membranes. The viscera were healthy.
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