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of water, in the left 105 cm. Radiographs of the chest confirmed the lower position of the left clavicle (Fig. 3). A phlebogram carried out by injection into the antecubital veins showed a hold-up of the radio-opaque material at the outer edge of the first rib on the left, but not on the right. The arm was rested in a sling so adjusted as to elevate the tip of the elbow and thus the whole shoulder girdle. This resulted in a pronounced diminution in the oedema. The patient refused operative removal of a portion of the first rib. Comnmtent. -It seems that in some , cases of post-opers ~~ative oedema of s the arm after radical mastectomy the condition is due to dropping of the

Pyloric Stenosis and Fibrous Stricture of the Stomach Due to Ferrous Sulphate Poisoning