Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Radium, Vol. 8: March, 1917
The second, a possible borderland case, was treated Feb. 8, 1916. He had just before the irradiation an acute retention of urine. For six months prior to this he had a night urinary frequency (from two to four times). The radium needle caused absolutely no pain and no urinary disturbance. When seen, May 3, 1916, his prostate was considerably reduced in 'size. He had gained a few pounds in weight, he had no night frequency and was doing a full day's work. During this time he had no urethral instrumentation.
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