The United States Medical and Surgical Journal
1834; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Stephen Brown, John W. Francis, J. Edwards, J. K. Mitchell, B. G. Babington, William Bisland, William Moncrief, Richard Huie,
ResumoFrontmatter: Prospectus James Webster, Prospectus of the United States Medical and Surgical Journal, The American Medical Library, Conditions, The United States Medical and Surgical Journal. Table of contents: Contents. Essay: Extracts from the Last Edition of Percival's Medical Ethics, with the Editor's Commentaries, &c., Extracts from a System of Medical Ethics,—Prepared by the State Medical Society of New York, A Triumph in Surgery, Parliamentary Report on Vaccination, Remarks upon Certain Reagents or Tests for the Detection of Arsenious Acid. By Stephen Brown, M. D., The Conductors of the Medical and Surgical Journal, Respectfully Solicit from the Profession Generally, Communications on the Plan Mentioned in the Prospectus; Viz, Worms in the Blood, Medical Intelligence, The Writer of the Following Communication, Assigns as a Reason for Selecting the Columns of a Newspaper, the Want of a Medical Journal in Our City; This Is a Common Expression among the Medical Profession, In Adopting an Anonymous Form, We Have Used a Privilege, of Which, from Swift, Who Wrought under It, More Powerfully and Beneficially than Any Man Who Ever Lived, to the Most Eminent of the Present Day, All Have Availed Themselves, Baker's Bread, A Case of Scorching by Electric Fluid, by M. Volpeliere, of Arles, Analecta New Researches on the Composition of the Serum of Human Blood, by M. Felix Boudet. (Journal De Pharmacie, …, Biography and Treatment of the Insane, The Black Death of the Fourteenth Century, Surgical Pathology, Observations on the Mineral Waters at Avon, Livingston County, State of New York. By John W. Francis, M. D. &c. New York, Medical Prize Essay, "One of Dr. Percival's Last and Best Works," Observes His Biographer,"Is a Code of Institutes and Precepts, for the Professional Conduct of Physicians and Surgeons, Entitled 'Medical Ethics;' in Which He Has Drawn a Portrait of Himself, by Tracing with His Own Hand, What Sort of Character a Physician Ought to Be", On a New Practice in Acute and Chronic Rheumatism. By J. K. Mitchell, M. D. Am. Journal Medical Sciences, No. 15, May, 1831, Case of Deficient Vagina. By J. Edwards, Esq. Surgeon, Forsar. Preceded by Observations on Deficiency or Absence of the Vagina. By the Editor, Multiple Essay Items, The Harveian Society Has Fixed on the Following Subject for the Prize Essay for the Year 1835, Viz., "The Pepper Box", To the Presidents and Members of the Different Medical Societies in the United States, the Canadas, &c. The Conductors of the Medical and Surgical Journal Beg Leave to Present Their Respects, and Say That It Would Afford Them Pleasure to Receive All, or Part of the Papers Read before Their Respective Bodies, with Permission to Analyze, or Abridge, or Publish Them Entire, as May Appear Best Calculated to Promote the Interests of Medicine and Surgery, Professor Roux' Opinion on the Cause of Death after Very Painful Injuries, On Hydatids, and Their Conversion into Tubercles. Review: Reviews Experiments and Observations on the Gastric Juice and the Physiology of Digestion. By William Beaumont, ….
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