SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE ERYTHROCYTE

Discussion. The features of this case are: 1. The lack of proper massage and movemenit, thus favo'uring stasis of tho blood, which many workers have showni tends towards thrombosis.' 2. The lack of evidence of thrombo-phlebitis before the embolism occurred. 3. The length of time which the patient lived, presumably with this large foreigni body thrashing about in tlhe heart, the only symptoms being the sickness and the vague feeling of something wr-ong. 4, The remarkable size of the clot.