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Iowa Medical Journal

1902; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

F. W. Milroy, R. E. Conniff, G. A. Johnson, E. Hornibrook, Dr. W. F. Berner, Dr. A. R. Ames, E. C. Culbertson,

Frontmatter: Iowa Medical Journal. Essay: "In Medicina Qualitas Prima Est., The Scott County Medical Society Held Its Regular Monthly Meeting on Tuesday, October 7, at the St. James Hotel in Davenport, Medical News, The Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis (Read before the Sioux Valley Medical Association, Sioux City, Iowa, June 26-27, 1902), Purpura Haemorrhagica (Morbus Maculosus, Werlhof) Report of a Case and Its Treatment, with Especial Reference to the Use of Gelatin, X-Rays in Medical Diagnosis, Medical Society of the Missouri Valley, Discussion of the Paper of Dr. Hornibrook, Discussion on the Papers of Drs. Conniff, Johnson and Milroy, One of the Most Noticeable Features of Current Magazines Is the Demand of the Recognition of Things Practical in Our Public School and College Systems, and Perhaps the Next Most Noticeable Feature Is the Evidence of the Yielding of Leading Educational Institutions to This Demand, and While the Effort Is Being Made to Prevent the Doing Away with the Culture That Is Supposed to Come by Pursuit of a Classical Course, so Many Elective Studies Are Being Inserted That a Training That Has a Commercial Value Is Being Substituted, Virchow Gave Birth to a Theory Which Determined Itself into Indisputable Fact, Three Cases of Rupture of the Uterus (Read before the Sioux Valley Medical Association, Sioux City, Iowa, June 24-26, 1902), Prof. Rudolph Virchow (Address Delivered before the Des Moines Pathological Society), It Augurs Will for the Next Decade When Practical, Scientific, Business Men Find Means of Preventing Disease and of Preventing Waste When, by the Same Means, They Can Make Money, Discussion of the Paper by Dr. Berner, Medical Societies, Daniel'sConc. Tinct. Passiflora Incarnates Has a Soothing and Toxic Action on the Nervous System, Multiple Essay Items, Conditions Favoring Tubercular Infection (Read before the Sioux Valley Medical Association, Sioux City, Iowa, June 26-27, 1902), A Notable Improvement in the Theraphy of Typoid Fever, Some Experiments Relative to the Inhalation of Germs, with Special Reference to the Tubercle Bacillus (Read before the Sioux Valley Medical Association, Sioux City, Iowa, June 26-27, 1902), Hypertrophied Prostate with Difficult Micturition.