Menstrual Abnormalities,Enlarged Scrotum,Fractured Collar Bone..?Fatal Neck Tumour.
April 4th This 4 year-old boy was brought in as an emergency having been pelted inside a moving vehicle driven by the mum. He was quite shaken-up but rather stable. His mum was a little apprehensive but mostly quiet. The boy however, had a bruising with tenderness around the left shoulder that was confirmed through X-rays to be a Fracture of the left collar bone. Well, I applied a figure-of-eight bandage around those little shoulders. It's noteworthy here that this accident could have been prevented by the usage of a child-restraining device. Bad mum, I must say. April 4th He may well survive afterall, this gentleman whose right-sided neck tumour we removed surgically 10 days back and who had his stitches out today. Was it a Tuberculous growth or a Cancer? The histology report of tissue samples taken and sent, will determine its exact nature. The report is expected anytime soon. I discharged the patient with the left scrotal swelling today. There was a hitherto ...