Southern Medical and Surgical Journal
1848; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Wesley C. Norwood, James M. Green, Jno. S. Wilson, John A. Long, Dr. S. Sandras, Dr. Andrew Buchann, Archibald Wallis Mackie, M. Boudin, Joseph Comstock, Emory Bissel, R. H. McIlvain, Geo. M'Clellan, John H. B. M'Clellan, M. Valleix, J. C. Atkinson, M. Amussat, Lucien Piest,
ResumoFrontmatter: Southern Medical and Surgical Journal. Essay: Poisoning by Arsenic Succesfully Treated with Calcined Magnesia. By Emory Bissel, M. D., of Norwalk, Conn.—(American Journal), New Method of Dilating Strictures of the Urethra, Medical College Circulars, L' Adansonia Digitala, a Substitute for Quinine, Observations on the Diagnosis of Aneurism. By James M. Green, M. D., of Macon, Georgia, Bibliographical Principles and Practice of Surgery. By the Late Geo. M'Clellan, M. D. Edited by His Son John H. …, Surgery at a Discount, United States Naval Medical Staff, Advantages of Rail-Roads and the Telegraph to the Profession, Enlarged Prostate Gland—Puncture of the Bladder, Successfully. Reported by Jno. S. Wilson, M. D., of Marengo County, Alabama, Monthly Periscope, New Diagnostic Sign in Emphysema of the Lungs, On Etherization. By Prof. Lindsly, of Washington, D. C. (Medical Examiner) [This so Well Accords with Our Own Views and Experience, (Not in Midwifery, but Surgery,) That We with …, Bitter Ferruginous Pills. By Lucien Piest, Injurious Effects of Tobacco, Tea and Coffee. Clinic of Prof. Parker. (Annalist), Tears in Children, Original Communications Colchicum; Its Therapeutic Action. By Wesley C. Norwood, M. D., of Cokesberry, Abbeville District, so. …, On Food for Children.—(American Journ. of Med. Sciences), On the Antagonism between Typhoid Fevers, Intermittents, and Phthisis. By M. Boudin.—(From New York Journal of Medicine), Hornet's Nest, an Antispasmodic, Miscellaneous Medical Items, Use of Vinegar in Rheumatism, Case of Strangulated Inguinal Hernia, Reduced on the New Method Recommended by Dr. Andrew Buchann, Professor of Institutes of Medicine in the University of Glasgow. By Archibald Wallis Mackie, Cupar, Fife.—(London Lancet), Medical Intelligence The American Medical Association—Meeting of Professors of the Medical Colleges, On the Causes Operating in Determining the Proportions of the Sexes at Birth, Trial of a Physician for Assault and Battery in Delivering a Patient, On the Treatment of Chronic Gastralgia, Meteorological Observations, for July, 1848, at Augusta, Ga. Latitude 33° 27' North—Longitude 4° 32' West Wash. Altitude above Tide 152 Feet, Blood in Scurvy, Congestive Fever.—Dr. Lewis, of Mobile, in His Medical History of Alabama, Published in the New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal, Says, Case of Prolonged Gestation, in Which the Date of Conception Was Accurately Ascertained. By R. H. McIlvain, M. D., of Charlotte, N. C.—(Amer. Journ. of Med. Sciences), Influence of the Imagination, Case of Acute Glossitis in an Infant Nine Months Old, Successfully Treated. By John A. Long, M. D., of McMinn County, East Tennessee. Review: Reviews and Extracts Cramps of Writers. By Dr. S. Sandras. (Translated by Henry Rossignol, M. D., of Augusta, Ga.). Letter to the editor: Sudden Death from Fracture of the Vertebra, External Use of Chloroform.
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