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The Clinical Review

1906; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

Joseph M. Patton, Prof. B. Riedel, Dr. N. Filatov, G. G. Eitel, W. J. MacDonald, Henry Morris, W. A. Bastedo, Henry W. Stelwagon, Alida Frances Pattee,

Frontmatter: The Clinical Review. Essay: Shakespeare Seems to Have Been "Confusion Worse … Founded" in This Respect, Multiple Essay Items, Practical Dietetics with Reference to Diet in Disease. By Alida Frances Pattee, Late Instructor in Dietetics, Bellevue Training School for Nurses, Etc, Third Edition. A. F. Pattee, Publisher, New York City, Two French Physicians, Drs Séné and Chiché, after Having Been for Six Years Haled from Court to Court on the Suit of a Patient's Father for Malpractice Have Been Relieved by the Dismissal of the Suit, Original Articles An Instance of Acquired Pulmonic Stenosis.—By Joseph M. Patton, M. D., Professor of Diseases of the Chest, …, Chronicle and Comment, In Discussing the Question of the Marriage of a Tuberculous Subject, Knopf Has Presented Some Interesting Ideas, Enterogenous Cyanosis Is a Term Which Has Been Applied to a Form of Cyanosis Described by Stokvis in 1902 under the Title Autotoxische Enterogene Cyanose, with the Report of a Case, Applied Medicine Spastic Constipation, An English Medical Journal Inveighs against the Circulation of a Publication Ostensibly Devoted to Physical Culture, but Largely Devoted to the Discussion of Sexual Affairs, Objects to Its Advertising for General Agents, Operation for Gall-Stones.—By Prof. B. Riedel, Director of the Surgical Clinic at Jena, Germany. Translated by G. G. Eitel, M.D., Surgeon to Asbury, St. Barnabas and City Hospitals, Minneapolis, Minn., The Pathology and Treatment of Exophthalmic Goiter Are Subjects of Perennial Interest, "As Long as Almighty God Shall Give Me Life, I Shall Still Press Forward to My Avowed End of Doing All the Good I Can in My Calling", An English Correspondent of the British Medical Journal Details His Experience with the Methods of Certain Insurance Organizations, and Asks If His Experience Is Unique, A Treatise on Diseases of the Skin.—For the Use of Advanced Students and Practitioners. By Henry W. Stelwagon, M. D., Ph.D. Professor of Dermatology, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. Fourth Edition, Revised. Handsome Octavo of 1135 Pages, with 258 Text-Illustrations, and 32 Full-Page Lithographic and Half-Tone Plates. Philadelphia and London: W. B. Saunders & Co., 1905, Discussion Appendicitis from an Historical Point of View.—By W. J. MacDonald, M. D., St. Catherines, Ont. …, That the Belief That the Women of Semi-Civilized Races Escape Many of the Pangs of Childbirth Is Certainly Erroneous regarding the Philippine Natives, According to Bell. Review: Book Reviews Essentials of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, and Prescription Writing.—By Henry Morris, M. D., College ….