Abstract
The Medical Members' Monthly Meeting was held in the Reid Knox Hall of the Institute on Friday, March 19, 1937, and was attended by about forty members. Dr. Russell Reynolds was in the Chair, and the following cases were shown:— Dr. Barrington Prowse: Case of unusual vesical calculi. The patient was a man of 69 years, with an enlarged prostate giving rise to mild symptoms. There was one attack of painless hæmaturia, on account of which he was sent for X-ray examination.
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