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The Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery

1849; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

F. H. Gordon, Dr. E. B. Haskins, B. I. Raphael, David W. Yandell, R. L. Scruggs, J. T. Simpson, Thomas Bull, Thomas Carroll, M. Nonat, Thoams K. Chambers, Dr. C. Green, H. V. Wooten, Dr. D. Blair,

Frontmatter: Private Office Instruction, by Drs. Neill & Reese, The Western Journal, University of Louisiana Medical Department, University of Louisville, Medical Department The Lectures in This Department Will Commence on the First Monday of November Next and Terminate on the …, Traveling Agents for the Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Session 1849-50, Massachusetts Medical College The Medical Lectures of Harvard University Will Commence at the Massachusetts Medical College in Boston, …, University of Pennsylvania, Medical Department Session of 1849-1850, Jefferson Medical College Session of 1849-50, The Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery. Classified ads: Robinson, Peter, & Cary, Wholesale Druggists. Table of contents: Contents of No. II Original Communications. Essay: Selections from American and Foreign Journals, Death of Professor Blandin, A Case of Cholera, with Remarks. By R. L. Scruggs, M. D., O Germantown, Tenn., A Case of Nephritis.—Lumbo-Renal Abscess.—Death.—Post-Mortem Examination. By Dr. E. B. Haskins, of Clarksville Tenn., Death from a Drop of Laudanum. By H. V. Wooten, M. D., of Lowndesboro', Alabama, On the Treatment of West India Remittents and Intermittents by Quinine. By Dr. D. Blair, Demarara, Nitrate of Silver in the Treatment of Abscesses, Richmond Medical College, Virginia, Observations on the Prevention of Severe Invasions of Scarlatina.—By Thomas Carroll, M. D., of Cincinnati, A Case of Heart Disease. By David W. Yandell, M. D., of Louisville, Ky., Report of Cases. By B. I. Raphael, M. D., One of the Attending Surgeons to the Louisville Marine Hospital, Mortality in Cincinnati, Inhalation of Nitrate of Silver, &c. By Thomas K. Chambers, M. D., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, A New Method of Reducing Dislocations of the Elbow Joint Backwards, A Lecture on the Determinative Cause of Labor, Delivered to His Class, in Lebanon, Tenn., by F. H. Gordon, M. D., Statistics of the Hospitals and the Medical Profession in Paris, New Method of Treating Urethral Pains Following Gonorrhea, Progress of Cholera, Three Cases of Puerperal Peritonitis. Reported by L. M. Lawrence, M. D., of Nashville, Tenn., Resident Pupil at the Bellevue Hospital, New York, The Cholera and Other Prevalent Diseases, The Maternal Management of Children in Health and Disease. By Thomas Bull, M. D., Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Author of Hints to Mothers, Etc. Etc. First American from the Third London Edition. 8 Vo. Pp. 406. Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blackiston. 1849, Ohio Medical Convention, A New Physiological Fact, Cholera—Dr. Bird and His Sulphur Pills, Collodion in Chilblains, Books Received, On Vinum Sem. Colchici Opiate in Gonorrhea. Review: Reviews Anesthesia, or the Employment of Chloroform and Ether in Surgery, Midwifery, Etc. Etc. By J. T. Simpson, ….