. Les maladies de l'enfance : services médicaux et chirurgicaux. Marie siège de la maladie chez les enfants scrofuleux, whiledisease début dans les disques est aseparate-type de lésion à tous les eventsin certains cas le résultat simplement ofinjury ; probablement le siège de diseasevaries. Dans la plupart des cas, la lésion de la maladie tuberculeuse ordinaire isan ofrarefying ostitis être trouvés dans certaines régions, alors que dans d'autres plus cariesnecrotica ou nécrose étendue existe. Bien qu'un grand nombre d'ofpatients, l'objet de carie de la colonne vertébrale, ne jamais développer abcès externe,il n'en découle qu'aucune suppuration a lieu ; grandes collecti

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. The diseases of children : medical and surgical. mary seat of scrofulous disease in children, whiledisease beginning in the discs is aseparate type of lesion—at all eventsin some cases the result simply ofinjury; probably the seat of diseasevaries. In most cases the lesion isan ordinary tuberculous disease ofrarefying ostitis being found in some parts, while in others cariesnecrotica or more extensive necrosis exists. Although a large number ofpatients, the subject of caries of the spine, never develop external abscesses, it by no means follows that no suppuration takes place ; large collections ofpus may form beneath the anterior common ligament in the dorsal regionwithout ever discharging, and may, like abscesses elsewhere, dry up andremain as cheesy or calcareous masses. More rarely the abscess may emptyitself into the lung or intestine ; the latter result we have seen in a case oflumbar caries and in sacral disease, and it is probably more common than issupposed, the pus in the motions being overlooked or put down to enteritis.. Fig. 166. bone, -Caries of the Spine, showing twofoci of disease. A bscess—Deformity 715 In other instances caries of the spine, hke caries elsewhere, may be through-out unattended with any pus formation (caries sicca). There is often a discharge of small sequestra from spinal abscesses, andsometimes fair-sized pieces of dead bone come away or are extracted, butthis is not common ; as in the well-known instances of the odontoid processcoming away entire through the pharynx. Pus from a lesion in one part of the spine may track downwards and giverise to a second focus of disease lower down, but sometimes, as in fig. i66, the two foci are quite independent and isolated from each other ; in thecase from which the figure was taken the lower patch of disease developedfirst. In some instances disease may begin as a simple non-tuberculousintiammation, the result of injury as already mentioned ; this is not, however, common in children in our

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