WOMAN'S MANY DISEASES.

Clutha Leader, Volume XLII, Issue 89, 16 May 1916, Page 6

WOMAN'S MANY DISEASES.

'lt would appear that the only organ of this woman that was not diseased was tho liver," said Dr R. H. Colo, the coroner, in returning a rinding at the Melbourne Morgue that the death of n woman, aged 73, in the Hospital for the Insane at Mont Park, .vas due to disease of tho blood vissels The medical evidence showed that the woman- was (suffering from sends dementia, kidney disease, I art failure, atheroma of the aorta, calcified sccnosei aoitio orifice, mitral stenosis, thickening of the coronary veins, recent pericarditis, and hydro-thorax with compressed lungs, cancer in two places, thickening of the spleen capsuiets, brain softening, aneurism and genen; wasting.