Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society, 1902
1902; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
N. E. Wordin, N. R. Hotchkiss, E. K. Root, E. P. Flint, John B. Griggs, E. K. Loveland, Gould A. Shelton, Wm. Porter Jr., P. W. Street, W. S. Randall, R. Hertzberg, Frank T. Brooks, Herbert E. Smith, Edwin A. Down, Edwin A. Down, Charles W. Page, J. M. Keniston, A. R. Defendorf, Charles E. Stanley, T. D. Crothers, C. J. Bartlett, Patrick Cassidy, Harris F. Brownlee, C. P. Botsford, Henry S. Miles, Norton R. Hotchkiss, William H. Carmalt, George R. Harris, J. B. Boucher, William H. Carmalt, John F. Dowling, J. Swett, Henry P. Stearns, Joseph A. Coogan, Henry Flmischner, Francis H. Whiton, R. S. Goodwin Jr., Robert Beardsley Goodyear, W. S. Richards, Charles D. Alton, James A. Rose, George H. Simmons, Charles A. L. Reed, Charles A. L. Reed, George H. Simmons, J. N. McCormack, P. Maxwell Foshay, George H. Simmons,
ResumoFrontmatter: Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society, 1902, The Connecticut Medical Society Does Not Hold Itself Responsible for the Opinions Contained in Any Article, Unless Such Opinions Are Endorsed by Special Vote. Table of contents: Table of Contents. Essay: Melancholia, Periodical Depression, and Other Depressions, with Differential Diagnosis, Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society One Hundred and Tenth Annual Meeting, Acute Obstruction of Bowel, The Treatment of Typhoid Fever, Active Members The Names of Those Who Have Been Presidents Are in Capitals, Connecticut's Influence in the Development of the American Hospital for the Insane, Fellows Elected by Counties, The Progress of Medicine, Appendix Report of the Delegate to the Rhode Island Medical Society, A Valuable Nerve Tonic of Recent Origin The Glycero-Phosphates, The Eyes of School Children, Walter Zink, M.D., Branford, Alcoholic Psychoses: Clinical Aspects and Differential Diagnoses, The Annual Convention Wednesday, May 28, 1902, A Case of Traumatic Tetanus Successfully Treated by Anti-Tetanic Serum, Members of the Society Honorary Members, Constitution Title of the Association, County Report Some Forms of Uterine Moles, Classification of Gynecological Cases as to Whether Medical or Surgical, Alphabetical List of the Members of the Connecticut Medical Society With Date and Place of Graduation, and Post-Office Address, Jerry Burwell, M.D., New Hartford, Care of Female Misdemeanants, The Future Care of the Insane in Connecticut The Insane, Medical Papers, Donald Rose Hinckley, M.D., New Haven, Edwin Dwight Swift, M.D., Hamden, Relative Number of Contracted Pelvis in General Practice, The Use and Abuse of Bromides in the Treatment of Mental Diseases, Surgical Papers, Report on Progress of Surgery, Litchfield County, Recent Invasions of Surgery into the Domain of Internal Medicine, By Laws Membership, Pathology and Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever, Ununited Fracture of the Tibia, The Biological Test to Determine the Species of Blood (With Demonstration), The Medical Inspection of the Public Schools, Fairfield County, On Perirenal, Perihepatic and Pleural Abscesses Following Appendicitis, Sidney Rogers Burnap, M.D., Windsor Locks, Dissertation, The Relation of the Country Well to Typhoid Fever, Report of Delegate to New Hampshire Medical Society, Tolland County, William Miller Hudson, M.D., Hartford, A Case of Extensive Resection of the Intestine, Edward Mott Moore, Report of the Committee on Matters of Professional Interest in the State Acute Rheumatism, Symptoms and Treatment of Chronic Intestinal Catarrh, President's Address The Relation of the Physician to Growing Children, Address to the Fellows Fellows of the Connecticut Medical Society, The History, Etiology and Mode of Infection of Typhoid Fever, Constitution and By-Laws of the American Medical Association State of Illinois, Department of State, Windham County, Middlesex County, Officers of the Society 1902—1903, Standing Committees, John Thomas Dooley, M.D., Manchester, Dangers from the Indiscriminate Use of Morphia. Obituary: Obituaries. Display ads: Yale University.
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