Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Hahnemannian Monthly, Vol. 28: January to December, 1893
Since case 3, I have had one or two other cases similar in charac ter. When uric acid crystals, and more or less pus, are found to gether with the blood, as sometimes occurs, our thoughts revert to stone in the kidney, but the usual well-known symptoms of posterior urethritis are a help in fixing the locality whence the blood is derived. But presence of these symptoms may be denied by patients, and then our reliance is to be placed on the endoscope.
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