PREVENTION AND MINOR SYMPTOMS OF SINUS THROMBOSIS: WITH CASE REPORTS

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While a discussion of sinus phlebitis secondary to otitic infection cannot exclude allusion to the accepted views on the subject, it is nevertheless true that a too rigid adherence to these views may be responsible for the overlooking of those cases which veer from the ordinary, and which are erroneously termed atypical. It is my purpose to present a few aspects of lateral sinus phlebitis based on the observation of a number of cases. In the main, the cases presented no unusual features which would warrant their being reported as entities. Each one, however, presented a problem, the solution of which clarified a few of the perplexities associated with the management of this type of case. My experience with these cases has guided me in the diagnosis and treatment of others of a similar nature and has further convinced me that cases which may seem atypical

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