On Three Peculiar Cases of Molluscum Fibrosum in Children in WhichOne or More of the following Conditions Were Observed: Hypertrophy of the Gums; Enlargement of the Ends of the Fingers and Toes; Numerous Connective-Tissue Tumours on the Scalp and other Parts of the Surface of the Body, with Various Superficial Affections of the Skin

I VENTURE to bring the subjects of the following remarks before the notice of the Society, because I believe they present a group of remarkable pathological phenomena not hitherto described in medical literature.It will not, I think, be necessary to relate the progress of these cases in any detail, since they have been under medical observation.Indeed the clinical history, although most important, may be told very shortly.It will be well, however, to describe at some length the local and general symptoms as they now exist, and as the report of the present condition of the eldest child will include a description of almost all