The Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic
1904; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
E. W. Mitchell, Edward S. Stevens, Earl Harlan, Richard C. Norris, Mark A. Brown, J. A. Thompson, W. E. Murphy, D. T. Vail,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic. Essay: Society Proceedings The Obstetrical Society of Philadelphia, Multiple Essay Items, Formalin Is a Poor Disinfectant When Applied Directly to the Bladder, as It Gives a Good Deal of Pain If Used Strong Enough to Have an Antiseptic Action, and the Solutions of from Two to Five Drops to the Pint, Which Alone Can Be Borne, Are Practically Useless, Ophthalmology Hemorrhages in the Eye Present at Birth, Editorial The Walter Reed Memorial Fund, A Case of Methyl-Alcohol Amblyopia, Nervous Phenomena and Local Disease—The Question of Surgical Intervention, Non-Operative Relief of Eye-Strain for the Possible Cure of Epilepsy, as Tested in Sixty-Eight Cases at the Craig Colony, Renal Decapsulation, Report of the Bureau of Infectious and Contagious Diseases for the Week Ending June 17, 1904, If the Meatus Needs to Be Split for the Passage of Sounds, Remember That the Posterior Boundary of the Fossa Navicularis May Be as Tight as the Meatus Itself and Must Be Incised to the Same Extent as the Latter before the Instrument Can Be Passed, The Education of Defectives, Abdominal Hysterectomy and Appendectomy, Laryngology and Rhinology The Upper Respiratory Tract as a Source of Systemic Infection. Editorial: Editorial Notes.
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