...The under lid was raised as far as to the outer angle of the orbit, above the apex of the cheek. This lower tumour could be emptied or pressed back into...carotid, I found the pulsation cease altogether, and the whiz of the little swelling was rendered so exceedingly faint, that it was difficult to determine whether...

...projected above the infra-orbitary foramen, was of a conical shape, firm, but elastic to the touch. It could be emptied, or pressed back into the orbit,...produced no effect on the aneurism. Upon applying the thumb to the trunk of the common carotid, Mr. T. found the pulsation to cease altogether, and the...

...into the orbit, but the pulsation then became violent, and from the increased pressure of the globe the pain was insupportable. Careful compression of...carotid I found the pulsation cease altogether, and the whiz of the little swelling was rendered BO exceedingly faint that it was difficult to determine whether...

...which projected above the suborbital hole, was of a conical shape and firmly elastic to the touch. It could be emptied or pressed back into the orbit, but...violent, and from the increased pressure of the globe the pain was insupportable. Careful compression of the temporal, angular, and maxillary arteries produced...

...was raised as far as to the outer angle of the orbit, above the apex of the cheek. This lower tumor could "be emptied or pressed back, into the orbit,...produced no effect on the aneurism." Upon applying his thumb to the trunk of the common carotid, Mr. Travers found the pulsation ceased. Persuaded that...