Contents of the Medico-Chirurgical Review
1838; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
George Bushe, James Syme, Ph. Fr. Blandin, James F. Palmer, Dupotet De Sennevoy, Longston Parker, Sir W. C. Ellis, Dr. William Kramer, Dr. A. W. Volkmann, Alexander Watson, William Coulson, W. H. Madden, James Ranald Martin, T. J. Pettigrew, Micheal Ryan, Richard Carmicheal, John Pinney, Malcolm W. Hilles, Samuel Smiles, Edward F. Lonsdale, William Beaumont, Andrew Combe, Jones Quain, George Barlow, James P. Babington, M. Rayer, M. Velpeau, J. T. Conquest, D. H. Scott, Sir David J. H. Dickson, J. Mouat, J. R. Martin, Henry J. H. Bond,
ResumoTable of contents: Contents of the Medico-Chirurgical Review No. LVII. July 1, 1838. Frontmatter: The Medico-Chirurgical Review. Essay: Animal Magnetism Again, Two Cases of Genuine Gangrene of the Lungs, The Alternative: Disease and Premature Death; or, Health and Long Life. By John Pinney, Esq. Highley, London, Experements and Observations on the Gastric Juice, and the Physiology of Digestion, &c. By William Beaumont, M. D. Reprinted with Notes, by Andrew Combe, M. D. Edinburgh, 1838, Illustrations of the Pathology of the Capsulæ Supra-Renales. By M. Rayer, On the Radical Cure of Herniæ by Acupuncturation, Bibliographical Record, Regimental Hospital, Bangalore Purulent Discharges from the Bladder and Rectum in Hepatic Diseases, &c. By J. Mouat, Esq., Anatomy of the Teeth Anatomie Du Systeme Dentaire, Consideree Dans L'Homme Et Les Animaux. Par Ph. Fr. Blandin, Chirurgien …, Quinine in Enlargements of the Spleen, Natural History, Remarks on Constitutional Hæmorrhages with Cases. Use of the Sulphate of Soda as an Internal Remedy, On the Treatment of Fractures, by M. Velpeau, Useful Application to Bed-Sores, Treatise on Hernia; Comprising the Surgical Anatomy Operative Surgery and Treatment of That Important Disease. By Malcolm W. Hilles. London, Henry Renshaw, Hooping-Cough Treated with Carbonate of Iron, Bite of a Cobra Copella—Venesection Considered as the Cure, On the Treatment of Phthisis, On Diseases of the Bladder. By William Coulson, Surgeon, 12mo. Pp. 153, London, 1838, On the Morbid Diatheses Which Have Successively Affected the Nations of Europe, Dicksonian "Finish", Diseases of the Rectum A Treatise on the Malformations, Injuries, and Diseases of the Rectum and Anus. By George Bushe, M. D., …, Appendix of Cases Dilatation of Right Cavities of the Heart, Patescency of Right Auriculo Ventricular Opening—Semilunar …, A Treatise on the Nature, Symptoms, Causes and Treatment of Insanity, &c. &c. By Sir W. C. Ellis, M. D. Resident Medical Superintendant of the Asylum at Hanwell, &c. 8vo. Pp. 342, Bronchotomy, Researches on the Causes of Abortion, by Madame Boivin, Calcutta Native Hospital Return of Cases of Hydrocele Treated at the Native Hospital, Calcutta, by J. R. Martin, Esq. By a Retained …, Notes on the Medical Topography of Calcutta. By James Ranald Martin, Presidency Surgeon, and Surgeon to the Native Hospital. Printed by Order of Government. Calcutta, 1837, Climate and Diseases of Swan River. By Dr. Milligan, On the Efficacy of Extension. Shampooing, and Percussion in Muscular Contractions. By Dr. Recamier, of the Hôtel Dieu, Regulations and Instructions for the Naval Medical Officers. Octavo, 1835, Extra-Limites Hospital Reports, Medical Portrait Gallery, &c. By T. J. Pettigrew, Esq. to Be Continued Monthly. Price 38. Fisher, &c. Three Portraits, 1838. Parts 1, 2, 3, On Reflex Motions. By Dr. A. W. Volkmann, Professor of Physiology in Dorpat, The Reform of Criminals and of Prisons. 8vo. Pp. 20. Stephens' Bell Yard, March 1838, Proto-Ioduret of Iron in Syphilis, On the Relations, in Point of Numbers, of the Male and Female Sexes, The Medical Topography of Cove. By D. H. Scott, M. D. (Dublin Journal, March 1838), Bronchocele Removed by Croton Oil, A Practical Treatise on Fractures. Illustrated with Sixty Wood-Cuts. By Edward F. Lonsdale, Surgeon; Demonstrator of Anatomy at the Middlesex Hospital School of Medicine, and Formerly House-Surgeon to the Hospital. 8vo. Pp. 536, London, 1838, Course of the Disease and Result of the Cases during the Time They Continued under Observation, Land Scurvy.—Nusserabad, Blisters in Unfavourable Cases of Erysipelas of the Scalp, Medico-Legal Considerations on the Most Frequent Causes of Sudden Death, and More Especially on One Hitherto Very Little Known—The Disengagement of a Gaseous Fluid in the Blood, Observations on Sciatica, and Other Neuralgic Affections, &c. &c. Together with an Account of the Waters of Bagneres and Barege, &c. By Richard Carmicheal, M. R. I. A. 8vo. Pp. 30. Dublin, April, 1838, Works on Anatomy A Series of Anatomical Plates, &c. By Jones Quain. Division III. Nerves. Fasciculi L. To …, Irregularities of the Bowels, a Frequent Cause of Uterine Affections. Pernicious Effect of a Boarding-School Life, M. Rayer on Diseases of the Kidneys, Cases of Glanders in the Human Subject, If We Had Made the Following Confession, There Would Have Been No End to the Criticisms Heaped upon Us by the Physiological Refiners, and the German Dreamers on This Side of the Channel, Physical Education; or the Nurture and Management of Children, Founded on the Study of Their Nature and Constitution. By Samuel Smiles, Surgeon. Edinburgh, Oliver and Boyd; London, Simpkin, Marshall and Co, On the Microscopical Examination of the Urine, Contraction of the Anus, Preliminary Communications regarding an Enquiry into Artificial Digestion. By Prof. Dr. Purkinje and Dr. Pappenheim, in Breslau On the Influence of Galvanism in Artifical Digestion, Surgical Report of the Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary, for the Year 1836—37, Wound of the Ear from the Insertion of a Knitting Needle—Death, Therapeutic Influence of Compression of the Large Blood-Vessels in Neuralgia, &c., The Nature and Treatment of Diseases of the Ear. By Dr. William Kramer. Translated from the German with the Latest Improvements of the Author since the Last German, Edition, by James Risdon Bennett, M. D., &c. London, Longman, Orme, & Co. Pp. 306, Thames Improvement Company, Appendix A, Clinical Contributions from Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, for the Years 1836—1837. By Henry J. H. Bond, M. D., Spirit of the Foreign Periodicals, &c. Occasional Esistence of Animal, Cases of Phlebitis after Amputation, The Philosophy of Marriage, &c. &c. By Micheal Ryan, M. D. Churchill, 1838, Diseases of the Heart Not of a Rheumatic Origin, Utility of Ergot of Rye in Paralytic Affections, Diseases of the Pulmonary Organs, Animal Magnetism An Introduction to the Study of Animal Magnetism. By the Baron Dupotet De Sennevoy. With an Appendix, …, Notice of the Hotel Dieu of Paris, The Stomach in Its Morbid States, &c. &c. By Longston Parker, M. R. C. Surgeons, &c. 8vo. Pp. 302. Longman and Co. 1838, Remarks on Spasm of the Glottis Influence of Enlargements of the Thymus Gland, Forensic Medicine A Medico-Legal Treatise on Homicide by External Violence—With an Account of the Circumstances Which Modify …, On the Use of the Solid Nitrate of Silver in Gonorrhœal and Other Discharges in Females, Of the Introduction of Air into the Veins, during Surgical Operations, On the Contagion of the Variola, during 1836, in Haischberg in Germany. Review: M. Boucheron on the Hair (Review), M. Gerdy on Bandages and Other Surgical Apparatus. (Review), Periscope; or, Circumspective Review Notices of Some New Works, Review of Cases, Clinical Review Guy's Hospital, Dr. Caspar on the Duration of Human Life, &c. &c. (Review). Letter to the editor: Miscellanies Results of Tapping the Head in Nineteen Cases of Hydrocephalus. By J. T. Conquest, M. D., F. L. S., &c..
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