. Annales de chirurgie . un antiseptique doux. Dans la cour de traitement d'environ deux mois, les apparences ont presque complètement disparu.le patient se sentait mentalement et le corps tout à fait restauré à la santé. La con-dition s'améliorerait ou se développera de temps en temps et occasionnellement superficialexcoriations se produirait qui étaient assez douloureux. Ces taches crues ont guéri, comme arule, au cours d'une à deux semaines. La guérison a été précipitée par des penciling adDaily avec du vitriol bleu. Fin juillet 1890, le conditionnement local est resté pratiquement inchangé. Affaire V.—Lcucoplakia de l'Innyxtc (Psor

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. Annals of surgery . a mild antiseptic. In the courseof treatment of about two months, the appearances almost completely disappeared.The patient felt himself mentally and bodily quite restored to health. The con-dition would improve or grow worse from time to time and occasionally superficialexcoriations would occur which were quite painful. These raw spots healed, as arule, in the course of from one to two weeks. The healing was hastened by adaily penciling with blue vitriol. At the end of July, 1890. the local conditionremained practically unchanged. Case V.—Lcucoplakia of the Innyxtc (Psoriasis Lingua:). K. K.. a merchant, sixty-two years old. otherwise healthy. For a number of years there slowly devel-oped a series of white patches upon the dorsum of his tongue. At the beginning thepatient had no distress and paid little attention to this condition. During the last Atlas der Krankhciten dcr Mund und Rachenhohle. J. Mikulicz und P. Michclson.Berlin. August Hirschwald. i8t)2. Plate XXXI. (Fig. 2.) 477. IIENRV PHLOUZ1-: DkFORRST two ur three ycar^ lie suffered from a more or less well-marked painful sensation inthe left half of the tongue. Movement, or even firm pressure of the tongue, was notpainful, but while speaking or eating with ordinary movements of the tongue, henoticed a painful spot in it. Frequently the pain began spontaneously, especiallywhen the patient was alone. When in the company of others, as a rule, he forgothis distress. The patient is a well-marked hypochondriac, and when otherwiseunemployed, thinks chiefly of his condition and imagines that it indicates all possibleailments. He has consulted numerous physicians; has tried various remediesand cures without permanent relief. Unfortunately there is no record in historyof the case, whether he was syphilitic, or whether he smoked to excess. On the 7th of February, 1889, he came to the Clinic of Doctor Mikulicz forthe first time. He was well nourished, did not show his age, and showed no otherpath

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