Contents of the New York Medical and Physical Journal
1830; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Richard K. Hoffman, S. W. Avery, John Baxter, Lewis C. Beck, Luke Barker, Abner Hopton, Dr. John S. Bowron, H. T. Judson, E. Mead, George McClellan, Joseph E. Sorber, C. W. Hufeland, A. Cazenave, H. E. Schedil, John B. Beck, Xavier Tessier, John Hancock, Thomas Y. Simons, Peter Cullen, Jabez W. Heustis, G. F. H. Crockitt, Augustus W. Mills, Andrew Anderson, Robert Hooper, Samuel Akerly, George Gregory, Daniel L. M. Peixotto,
ResumoTable of contents: Contents of the New York Medical and Physical Journal Original Essays. Frontmatter: New York Medical and Physical Journal. Essay: Diagnosis of Pregnancy by the Stethoscope, Remarks on Burns. By Richard K. Hoffman, Surgeon U. S. Navy. Being His Inaugural Thesis for the Degree of M. D., Submitted to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, in 1820, Quarterly Intelligence Foreign, Myrrh, Case of Consumption Relieved by Truncating the Uvula. By Augustus W. Mills, M. D., of Winchester, Kentucky. Communicated in a Letter to Professor Caldwell, Midwifery Case of a Stillborn Child That Had Been Retained in the Uterus Thirteen Calendar Months. By Peter Cullen, …, Elements of the Theory and Practice of Physic, Designed for the Use of Students. By George Gregory, M. D. First New York, from the Third London Edition, with Notes, and a New and Complete Version of the Celebrated Proposition of M. Bronssais. By Daniel L. M. Peixotto, M. D., Editor of the New York Medical and Physical Journal, Vice President of the Medical Society of the City and County of New York, Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the University of the State of New York, &c., Malformation of the Genitals, Medical Extracts, Rosacic Acid in Human Urine, Case of General Melanosis, Annual Address before the State Medical Society, New York Medical Inquirer, New York City Dispensary, Of Emphlysis Vaccinia Degener, or Degenerated Cowpox, On the Effects of Tobacco on the Health of the Workmen Who Manufacture It, Intermittent Fevers Treated by the Sulphate of Quinia, Applied According to the Endermic Method, Physiology, Address to the Community on the Subject of Legalizing the Study of Anatomy. By Order of the Massachusetts Medical Society. Boston, 1829. 8vo., Mr. Francis Has in Press, "Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Surgery, Poisoning by Arsenic Determined by Chemical Examination, Seven Years after Interment, Remarks on Intestinal Concretions, and the History of a Case. By Luke Barker, M. D., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Read before the Medical and Philosophical Society of New York. With a Plate, On the Detection of Small Quantities of Mercury, Case of Rupture of the Uterus, Terminating Favorably, The French Practice of Medicine: Being a Translalation of L. J. Begin's Treatise on Therapeutics; with Occasional Notes and Observations Illustrative of the Treatment of Diseases in the Climate of North America. By Xavier Tessier. Two Volumes, 8vo., Pp. 243, 236. New York, Elam Bliss, 128 Broadway, 1829, On the Preparation of Food from Bones, Case of Retained Placentღ, One of Which Continued to Grow Thirty-Eight Days after Miscarriage. By G. F. H. Crockitt, M. D., of Woodford County, Kentucky, Cooper's Surgical Dictionary, Observations on Tetanus. By Dr. John S. Bowron, of New York. Read before the New York Medico-Chirurgical Society, Observations on Cholera Infantum. By John Baxter, M. D. Read before the New York Medico-Chirurgical Society, Adulteration of Bread by Sulphate of Copper, Miscellaneous Notices, Dr. Depeyre Lestrade's New Work on Strictures, An Introductory Lecture, Delivered at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the City of New York, November 6, 1829. By John B. Beck, M. D., Professor of Materia Medica, and Medical Jurisprudence, in the University of the State of New York. New York, Charles S. Francis, 1829. 8vo. Pp. 30, New York Medico-Chirurgical Society, Bibliographical Notices Lexicon Medicum; or Medical Dictionary; Containing an Explanation of the Terms in Anatamy, Botany, Chemistry …, Preparation of Hartshorn Jelly, Dr. D. L. Rogers Case of Ovarian Tumar, Sir, the Nature of the Present Communication Will Present the Best Apology I Can Offer for Asking Your Attention to Its Objects, Miscellanies, On the Different Genera and Species Confounded with Cinchona, On the Adulteration of Milk at Paris, White or Milklike Serum, Electricity of the Solar Rays, Combination of Belladonna, Ipecacuanha, and Sulphur in Pertussis, Medical Biography Memoir of M. Corvisart, On the Formation of Acids in Vegetables, On the Office of the Nitrogen of the Air in the Process of Respiration. By Lewis C. Beck, M. D., Professor of Chemistry in the Vermont Academy of Medicine, Specific for the Hooping Cough, Gathering of Medicinal Roots, State Medical Society, A Practical Synopsis of Cutaneous Diseases. From the Most Celebrated Authors, and Particularly from Documents Afforded by the Clinical Lectures of Dr. Biett, Physician to the Hospital of St. Louis, Paris. By A. Cazenave, M. D., &c., and H. E. Schedel, M. D., &c. Translated from the French, with Notes. 8vo. Pp. 400. Philadelphia, 1829, Decomposition of Corrosive Sublimate by Vegetable Bodies, Materia Medica, Analysis of Ipecacuanha Branca, Root of the Viola Ipecacuanha, Domestic Case of Threatened Abortion, Arrested by the Application of a Blistering Plaster. By Jabez W. Heustis, …, Remarks on the Nature and Treatment of Purpura Hœmorrhagica, with Cases. By S. W. Avery, M. D., of New York, Secret Medical Associations "Tantæne Iræ Celestibus in Animis?", Cases of Ileus Cured by Quicksilver, Statistical Account of the Lunatic Asylum at Charenton for the Years 1826-7-8, Case of Poisoning from the Bite of a Spider, Successfully Treated. By Abner Hopton, M. D., of North Carolina, The Sympathetic Nerve, The Medical Profession in Canada, State of Medicine in Turkey, from Madden's Travels, Medical Jursiprudence, Case of Apoplexy, Following a Blow on the Cranium. By H. T. Judson, M. D., of New York, Theory and Practice of Physic Cases of the Efficacy of Pyroligneous Acid, &c. By Thomas Y. Simons, M. D., of South Carolina, …, Chemistry. Letter to the editor: A Case of Tetanic Convulsions, Cured by Colchicum. In a Letter to the Editor, from Elijah Mead, M. D., of New York. Editorial: A Case in Which the Right Parotid Gland, in a State of Melanotic Enlargement, Was Extirpated. By George McClellan, M. D., Professor of Surgery in Jefferson College, Philadelphia. Communicated by Joseph E. Sorber, M. D., of Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Review: Review Treatise on the Scrofulous Disease. By C. W. Hufeland, Physician to the King of Prussia. Translated by ….
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