The St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal
1847; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
M. L. Linton, John Barnes, G. W. Sickles, Daniel Stahl, Robley Dunglison, Samuel Nott. Jr., Robert P. Simmons, Alban Smith Paine, Thomas Laycock, W. Channing, Henry Cook, Thomas W. Blatchford,
ResumoFrontmatter: The St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal, The American Journal of Homœopathy. Essay: Preservation of the Eye-Sight—Use of Glasses, Etc., Practical Observations and Suggestions On the Motive for Scarification of the Gums during Dentition, Case of Nasal Calculus, Inhalation of Ether in a Case of Laborious Labor, Mortality in St. Louis during the First Six Months of the Year 1847, Inhalation of Ether as a Means of Producing Insensibility to Pain, Original Communications Changes in the Equilibrium of the Circulation—Experiments and Reflections. By M. L. Linton, M. D., Foreign Exchanges, Treatment of External Burns, Brocchieri Water, &c., by Dr. Vitalis, of St. Louis, Prof. Chapman on Medical Reform, Mortality among Physicians, Concouring for Medical Professors, Two Cases Showing the Efficacy of Baryta Muriatica in Scrofolous Affections.—By Daniel Stahl, M. D. of Quincy, Illinois, Notes of a Rare Case of Epilepsy in a Female, Inhalation of Muriatic Ether, On the Diseases Resulting from the Immoderate Use of Tobacco, On the Rubefacient and Counter-Irritant Effects of Potassa Fusa, or Vegetable Caustic, in Certain Forms of Disease, Fatal Effects of Ether Inhalation, Sir Humphrey Davy on the Use of Narcotic Vapors in Mitigating Pain, Morality of Medical Men, Medical Department of the St. Louis University, The Late National Medical Convention, Vapor of Ether in Asthma and Hooping Cough, Apothecaries Dealing in Quack Medicines, A Singular Case of Complete Closure of the Vagina, with Subsequent Conception, and Safe Delivery at the Full Period of Utero-Gestation. By Robert P. Simmons, M. D., St. Louis, Mo., Case of Aneurism of the Left Internal Mammary Mistaken for Aneurism of the Innominata or Arch of the Aorta.—By G. W. Sickles, M. D., of Monticello, Mo., On the Treatment of After-Pains, by Edward Rigby, M. D., Senior Physician to the General Lying-In Hospital, &c., &c., "Blighted Fœtus", Hysteria, Employment of Gun-Cotton in Cupping, Record of Medical Science National Medical Convention, Detection of Feigned Diseases by Ether Vapor. Review: Reviews and Bibliographical Notices Charge to the Graduates of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia. Delivered March 25th, 1847.—By Robley Dunglison. Editorial: Editorial Our Journal. Classified ads: W. H. Almeida, Druggist and Apothecary, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Book Binding. Display ads: Transylvania University.
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