Paper, 'The dissection of a gentleman who dyed of an ulcer in the right kidney' by J [James] Douglas Douglas describes the autopsy of a man who had died the day previously of an ulcer in the right kidney. The man's anatomy was found to be unusual in the thorax and abdomen, including a hernia, an enlarged left kidney, a severely damaged right kidney, an enlarged gall bladder, and polyps in the heart. Subject: Medicine Published in Philosophical Transactions as 'An account of the dissection of a person, who dy'd of an ulcer in the right kidney'. 24 January 1711