| FIGURE |
| 1. | LARYNGEAL MIRROR |
| 2. | HEAD REFLECTOR |
| 3. | SEILER'S ELECTRIC ILLUMINATOR FOR THE LARYNGOSCOPE |
| 4. | POSITION OF HAND IN HOLDING THE LARYNGEAL MIRROR |
| 5. | SECTION OF THE HEAD, SHOWING THE POSITION OF LARYNGEAL MIRROR IN THE PHARYNX |
| 6. | ELSBERG'S SPONGE-HOLDER AND EPIGLOTTIS FORCEPS |
| 7. | LARYNGEAL IMAGE DURING RESPIRATION |
| 8. | LARYNGEAL IMAGE DURING PHONATION |
| 9. | LARYNGOSCOPIC DIAGRAM, SHOWING VOCAL CORDS WIDELY DRAWN APART, AND THE POSITION OF THE VARIOUS PARTS DURING QUIET BREATHING |
| 10. | THE SAME, SHOWING APPROXIMATION OF VOCAL CORDS AND POSITION OF THE VARIOUS PARTS DURING VOCALIZATION |
| 11. | VERTICAL SECTION OF THE HEAD |
| 12. | NASAL SPECULUM |
| 13. | BOSWORTH'S NASAL DILATOR |
| 14. | SEPTOMETER FOR MEASURING THICKNESS OF NASAL SEPTUM |
| 15. | FOLDING TONGUE DEPRESSOR |
| 16. | COHEN'S TONGUE DEPRESSOR |
| 17. | JARVIS'S RHINOSCOPIC MIRROR AND TONGUE DEPRESSOR |
| 18. | RHINOSCOPIC IMAGE |
| 19. | SHOWING ANTERO-POSTERIOR SECTION OF BONES OF THE FACE IN POSITION |
| 20. | BELLOCQ'S CANULA |
| 21. | ALLEN'S NASAL FORCEPS |
| 22. | THE GALVANO-CAUTERY SNARE |
| 23. | DOUBLE BATTERY AND FLEMING ELECTRODE FOR USE IN NASAL DISEASES |
| 24. | TWO ELECTRODES OF PECULIAR SHAPE, FOR USE IN NASAL DISEASES |
| 25. | ACUTE TRACHEITIS: ANTERIOR WALL |
| 26. | SAME CASE AS FIG. 25: POSTERIOR WALL |
| 27. | TUBERCULOUS ULCERATION OF THE TRACHEA, AS SEEN DURING LIFE |
| 28. | SAME CASE AS FIG. 27: POST-MORTEM APPEARANCE |
| 29. | SYPHILITIC ULCERATION OF TRACHEA, AS SEEN DURING LIFE |
| 30. | SAME CASE AS FIG. 29: POST-MORTEM APPEARANCE |
| 31. | PAPILLOMA OF TRACHEA |
| 32. | INVOLUTION OF TRACHEA, DUE TO ANEURISM |
| 33. | A TYPICAL CASE OF LOBAR PNEUMONIA IN THE ADULT: RECOVERY |
| 34. | LOBAR PNEUMONIA, WITH CRISIS MARKED BY EVENING EXACERBATIONS REACHING NEARLY THE HIGHEST PYREXIA OF THE SECOND STAGE |
| 35. | A TYPICAL CASE OF LOBAR PNEUMONIA IN A CHILD: RECOVERY |
| 36. | A CASE OF LOBAR PNEUMONIA IN A BOY TEN YEARS OLD, IN WHICH TEMPERATURE WAS TAKEN EVERY FOUR HOURS |
| 37. | A TYPICAL CASE OF SENILE LOBAR PNEUMONIA |
| 38. | CROUPOUS PNEUMONIA IN THE ADULT, TERMINATION OF, IN PURULENT INFILTRATION |
| 39. | ACUTE LOBAR (CROUPOUS) PNEUMONIA IN A CHILD: RECOVERY |
| 40. | ACUTE LOBULAR (CATARRHAL) PNEUMONIA IN A CHILD: RECOVERY |
| 41. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF AORTIC OBSTRUCTION (AFTER FOSTER) |
| 42. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF AORTIC REGURGITATION |
| 43. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF AORTIC OBSTRUCTION AND REGURGITATION |
| 44. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF MITRAL OBSTRUCTION |
| 45. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF MITRAL AND AORTIC OBSTRUCTION AND REGURGITATION |
| 46. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF MITRAL REGURGITATION |
| 47. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF MITRAL AND AORTIC REGURGITATION |
| 48. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF TRICUSPID REGURGITATION |
| 49. | ROBERTS'S PERICARDIAL ASPIRATING TROCAR |
| 50. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF NORMAL PULSE |
| 51. | SPHYGMOGRAPHIC TRACING OF RIGHT AND LEFT RADIAL PULSE IN ANEURISM OF THE AORTA |
| 52. | ARCH OF AORTA DURING EARLY FOETAL LIFE |
| 53. | SARCOMATOUS TUMOR OF ANTERIOR MEDIASTINUM |
| 54. | SECONDARY MYELOID SARCOMA OF MEDIASTINUM |
| 55. | RESECTION OF STERNUM FOR REMOVAL OF ENCHONDROMA |
