Ohio Medical and Surgical Journal
1861; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Wm. Watt, J. W. Hamilton, Hugh H. Miller, M. Claude Bernard, Thomas Bryant, Richard Hughes, M. Fonssagrives, Robert Druitt, M. W. Hilles, Jno. Hughes Bennet, Rezen Thompson, Robert Bentley Tood, John W. Russell,
ResumoFrontmatter: Ohio Medical and Surgical Journal. Essay: Periodicity as a Character of Disease. By Richard Hughes, M. R. C. S., L. R. C. P. Ed., Surgeon to the Brighton Orthopædic Hospital, Treatment of Epilepsy, Chronic Mammary Abscess, Report on Home Adulterations, American and Foreign Intelligence The Testimony of the Rocks. By Hugh H. Miller, A Learned Oculist, Surgical Clinic of Starling Medical College. A Clinical Lecture on Necrosis, Delivered Saturday, Nov. 24, by J. W. Hamilton, Professor of Surgery, Russian Civil Hospitals in 1858, Dupuytren on Tobacco Smoking, Observations on the Treatment of Puerperal Eclampsia: by Dr. Pirrie, Belfast, Love and the Doctors, Spontaneous Pelvic Abscess, A Treatise on Fever: Its Causes, Phenomena and Treatment, with an Appendix Containing Views on Some Female Diseases, Some Diseases of Children, Etc. By Rezen Thompson, M. D., Nashville, Tenn. 1860, The Tendencies of the Present Day in Regard to the Doctrine of Debility, and the Treatment of Disease by Stimulants, Consumption of Tobacco in France, Clinical Lectures on Certain Acute Diseases. By Robert Bentley Todd, M. D., F. R. S., Author of Lectures on Diseases of Urinary Organs, Etc., Etc. Philadelphia: Blanchard & Lea. 1860, Lectures on Experimental Pathology and Operative Physiology Delivered at the College of France, during the Winter Session 1859-60, by M. Claude Bernard, Member of the French Institute; Professor of General Physiology at the Faculty of Sciences Experimental Pathology—On the Analogy between Morbid Causes and Poisons, On the Deglutition of Alimentary Fluids, The Local Treatment of Diphtheria, Evil Effects Resulting from the Use of the Ecraseur for the Removal of Hæmorrhoids, Original Communications Trial for Poisoning by Arsenic. Reported by Wm. Watt, Student of Medicine at Starling Medical College, …, On Iodine Injections in Ovarian Cysts. By Prof. Scuh, On Hemorrhage from the Bowel, in Children, as a Sign of Polypus in the Rectum. By Thomas Bryant, Esq., F. R. C. S, Assistant Surgeon to Guy's Hospital, Spontaneous Explosion of Glass, University of Edinburgh, Provision Supplies for London, Removal of a Pibro-Plastic Tumour from the Parotid Region, Clinical Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Medicine. By Jno. Hughes Bennet, M. D., F. R. S. E., Professor of the Institutes of Medicine, and Senior Professor of Clinical Medicine in the University of Edinburgh, Etc., Etc. From the Last Edinburgh Edition, with Five Hundred Illustrations on Wood. New York: Samuel S. & William Wood, 1860. Pp. 952. 8vo., Diphtheria, The Pocket Anatomist: Being a Complete Description of the Anatomy of the Human Body. For the Use of Students. By M. W. Hilles, Formerly Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology at the Westminster Hospital School of Medicine. Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blackiston, 1860. 12mo., On the Illumination of the Cavities of the Body by Means of Electricity. By M. Fonssagrives, Reduction of a Dislocation at the Hip by Manipulation, A Dreary Prospect, Observations on Syphilis, New York Academy of Medicine—Stated Meeting, Dec. 8, 1860, Hunter Memorial, On the Diseases of Printers, Regulations for Admission of Foreign Medicinal Substances into Russia. Review: Bibliographical Notices and Reviews The Principles and Practice of Modern Surgery. By Robert Druitt, Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. Editorial: Editorial and Miscellaneous Prosecutions for Mal-Practice. Obituary: Sir Henry Marsh, Bart, M. D.. Display ads: Multiple Display Advertisements. Classified ads: T. M. McCune, Dentist.
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