The New-Hampshire Journal of Medicine
1857; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Wm. Wesley Wilkins, N. L. Folsom, A. B. Crosby, Edward R. Squibb, E. K. Bowman,
ResumoFrontmatter: The New-Hampshire Journal of Medicine, New-Hampshire Journal of Medicine. Essay: Marshall Hall, Multiple Essay Items, Prof. Gibson and Mr. Crawford, the Sculptor, Enteritis Caused by Fæces in the Appendix Vermiformis, Cases in Practice Obstetrical, Hydrargyrum Cum Creta. And Pilulæ Hydrargyri, Raspberry Leaves as an Ovifuge, On Abscess Abscess of the Tonsil, In a Communication Read by Professor Simpson before the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh, He Stated in Reference to the Introduction and Diffusion of Syphilis in Scotland, That the Earliest Notice of the Disease in England Was an Entry Made in 1502-3 in the Privy Purse Book of Queen Elizabeth, to the Effect, That Those Who Infringed the Scottish Edict for Arresting the Disease, Should Be Punished by the Application of a Hot Iron Key to the Cheeks, Lilac Leaves as a Febrifuge. Letter to the editor: Poisoning by Opium Treatment by Hot Water Applied to the Feet. Table of contents: Contents. Display ads: Dartmouth Medical School, Patent Artificial Limbs. Classified ads: Boston Orthopædic Institution.
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