The Medical Recorder
1826; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Samuel A. Cartwright, David L. Rogers, A. S. Sheldon, John Rhea Barton, J. C. Rousseau, Dr. J. C. Rousseau, J. C. Rousseau, John Howship, Frederick Tyrrel, Chevalier Richerand, J. Gibney,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Medical Recorder. Editorial: A Case of Empyema Successfully Treated. By A. S. Sheldon, of Chenango Forks, (Broome County) New-York, A Series of Essays On the Causes, Symptoms, Morbid Anatomy, and Treatment of Some of the Principal Diseases of the Southern …. Essay: Case of Inguinal Aneurism, in Which the Operation of Securing the External Iliac Artery by Ligature Was Performed with Success. By David L. Rogers, M. D. Demonstrator of Surgery in the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New-York. Communicated by P. Cadwallader, Licentiate in Medicine. New-York, Jan. 1826, An Improved Mode of Operating for the Piles. By J. C. Rousseau, M. D. Member of Several Learned Societies of Europe and America. Read before the Medical Society of Philadelphia, 1825, An Improved Mode of Treatment for the Fracture of the Patella. By J. C. Rousseau, M. D. Philadelphia, The Lectures of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. F. R. S. Surgeon to the King, &c. &c., on the Principles and Practice of Surgery, with Additional Notes and Cases. By Frederick Tyrrel, Esq., Surgeon to St. Thomas' Hospital, &c., Vols. I. and II. 8vo. London, 1824, The North American Medical and Surgical Journal, No. 1, The Carolina Journal of Medicine, Science, and Agriculture, No. 3, for July, 1825, The New-England Journal of Medicine and Surgery, for January, 1826, The Grand Dutchy of Tuscany Has One University at Pisa, and Three Medical Academies, Viz. At Florenz, Pistoia, and Sienna, Medical Intelligence Meteorological Observations, Observations on the Cure of Un-United Fractures, by the Application of Caustics. By John Rhea Barton, M. D. Surgeon of the Pennsylvania Hospital, and Philadelphia Alms House Infirmary, The Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences, No. 21. No. 3, New Series, New-York Medical and Physical Journal, No. 16, for Oct. Nov. and Dec. 1825, The Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences, for February, 1826, A Case of Destruction of the Epiglottis, in Which Life Was Prolonged for Several Months. By Dr. J. C. Rousseau, of Philadelphia, A Treatise on the Properties and Medical Application of the Vapour Bath, in Its Different Varieties, and Their Different Effects in Various Species of Diseased Action. By J. Gibney, M. D. of the University of Edinburgh: Resident Physician at Brighton, and Senior Physician to the Sussex County Hospital, and General Sea-Bathing Company. London, 1825. Knight & Lacy, The Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Science, No. 19, History of the Recent Progress of Surgery. By the Chevalier Richerand, Surgeon in Chief of the Hospital of St. Louis; Consulting Surgeon to the King, &c. Paris, 1825, The Carolina Journal of Medicine, Science, and Agriculture, No. 2, for April, 1825, The Following Histories of Ingenious Inventions Will Be Read with Great Interest, by the Profession, as the Productions of Our Fellow Citizen, Dr. Rousseau, Who, in the Year 1800, and since, Has Done so Much to Disprove, on the Basis of Experiment, the Supposed Existence of This Function in the Skin, Analecta Observations of Dr. Baillie, Concluded from Page 202. Review: Reviews of American Medical Journals The Carolina Journal of Medicine, Science, and Agriculture.—Conducted by Thomas Y. Simons, M. D. and …, Reviews Practical Remarks upon Indigestion, Particularly as Connected with Bilious and Nervous Affections of ….
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