The Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal
1879; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
J. M. Keller, Joseph Wokman, J. J. M. Angear, A. Goslin, N. A. Page, W. Hutson Ford, F. J. Lutz, Newton Shaffer, F. J. Lutz, Edward Ellis, W. E. Fischel, Carl Seiler, H. Christopher, A. Wislizenus, Chas. W. Francis,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal. Essay: Classification and Summary of All Cases of Yellow Fever Occurring in St. Louis and Its Vicinity, in 1878, Little River Valley District Medical Association, Yellow Fever, Cremation as a Preventive of the Spread of Yellow Fever, Dr. S. P. Johnson, 801 Franklin Avenue, States That He Has Seen Several Epidemics of Yellow Fever in the United States and in Rio Janeiro, Translations from the Italian Arigo and Fiorani—A Female Man. By Joseph Wokman, M. D., Toronto, Canada. [Translated from Ann. Univ. …, Meteorological Observations, Dr. Hornsby Contributes the Following Notes of This Case, Mortality Report.---City of St. Louis, Proceedings of Medical Societies District Society of Northwest Missouri, Clinical Reports from Private Practice Paralysis Caused by Acute Indigestion. By J. J. M. Angear, M. D., of Fort Madison, Ia, Dr. G. W. Hall, 3609 North Ninth Street, States That He Saw This Case at Dr. Vogt's Request on the Morning of the Day the Patient Died, A Practical Manual of the Diseases of Children, with a Formulary. By Edward Ellis, M. D. Third Edition. 1879. [Lindsay & Blakiston: Philadelphia], Dr. McElhiney, 804 Brooklyn Street, St. Louis, Makes the Following Statements with Regard to This Case, Will We Have Yellow Fever in St. Louis This Year?, Dr. W. H. Ford, 2945 Gamble St., Relates the Case of a Mr. Turney, at Kirkwood, Mo, Dr. J. T. Harrington, No. 1429 Morgan St., Communicates Some Interesting Facts Relative to Certain Cases of Fever, Either Properly Yellow Fever or Very Closely Simulating This Disease, The Relations of Yellow Fever to St. Louis Cases, Either of Yellow Fever or Closely Simulating That Disease, Arising in St. Louis and Its Suburbs, …, Original Contributions The Hot Springs of Arkansas as a Health Resort—Their Waters as Remedial Agents. By J. M. Keller, M. D., …, Handbook of Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the Throat and Nasal Cavities. By Carl Seiler, M. D., Lecturer on Laryngoscopy at the University of Pennsylvania, Etc. With Thirty-Five Illustrations. [Philadelphia: Henry C. Lea. 1879], This Issue of the Journal Contains 144 Pages of Reading Matter, The British Medical Association. Editorial: Editorial Reports to the St. Louis Medical Society on Yellow Fever. Review: Book Reviews Pott's Disease. Its Pathology and Mechanical Treatment with Remarks on Rotary-Lateral Curvature. By Newton …, Books and Pamphlets Received. Obituary: Obituary Thos. C. Kennard, M. D., of Kent County, Maryland.
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