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This calculus, which is considered as the largest on record, weighs 44 ounces avoirdupois. It was taken after death from the bladder of Sir James Ogilvie, who had submitted to a fruitless attempt to remove it by the usual operation of lithotomy, rather than prolong an existence extremely miserable from this among other consequences of a blow on his back thirty years before. The stone so completely filled the cavity of the bladder, that it was with difficulty taken out, although there was no real adhesion. Its texture was less compact than that of calculi in general, but agreed in appearance with that species which has been called the Fusible Calculus; and it was ascertained by Dr. Powel to contain the same ingredients as it was composed of, the ammoniacal phosphate of magnesia, with phosphate of lime.

An account of a calculus from the human bladder of uncommon magnitude