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The Abdominal Symptoms of Perforation Are Acute Pain Suddenly Developed in Some Region of the Abdomen, Extending with Great Rapidity to Every Part of It; Exquisite Tenderness on Pressure, Beginning at the Point of Perforation and Diffusing Itself Generally over the Entire Cavity; Hard Tympanitic Distension; Nausea and Vomiting

1855; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

John Bartlett, John Bartlett, Dr. T. F. Craig, George Hayward, B. Howard Rand, M. Chaissaignac, H. A. Ebden, David Kemp,

Essay: Proceedings of the Louisville Medical Club, Case of Extrophy of the Bladder, The Late Dr. Elisha Bartlett, On the Shape of the Stethoscope, On the Healing of Abscesses by the First Intention. By M. Chaissaignac, The Mercurial Vapor Bath, Note on Some of the Medicinal Uses, as an Internal Remedy Principally, of the Muriate of Ammonia. By H. A. Ebden, M. D., Transactions of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, at Its Eighth Annual Session, Begun and Held in the City of Mobile, February, 5, 6, and 7, 1855, On the Dressing of Amputated Limbs, The Atlanta Medical and Surgical Journal, Transactions of the State Medical Society of the State of New York. Transmitted to the Legislature, Feb. 13, 1855, The Influence of the Culinary Art upon Health, Is Cholera Contagious?, An Outline of Medical Chemistry for the Use of Students. By B. Howard Rand, A. M., M. D., Professor of Chemistry in the Philadelphia College of Medicine; Lecturer on General Chemistry to the Franklin Institute of the State of Pa.; Recording Secretary of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia; Fellow of the Philadelphia College of Physicians. Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blakiston, 1855; Pp. 259, 24mo., On the Preparation of Zinc Ointment. By David Kemp.—(Pharm. Journal, Dec. 1854, P. 280, A General View of the Results Obtained by Subcutaneous Surgery, Miscellanea, Hare Lip Operations without Pins, University of Louisville, Record of Medical Science, Acute Disease, Mr. Prescott Hewett's Lectures, Clinical Researches on the Employment of the Tincture of the Flowers of the Colchicum in Articular Rheumatism, Simple or Gouty, and in Neuralgia. By Professor Forget. (Bull. Gén. De Thérap., 15 July, 1854, P. 1), On the Substitution of Zinc for Lead in the Preparation of Diachylon Plaster, Bibliographical Notices Surgical Reports and Miscellaneous Papers on Medical Subjects. By George Hayward, M. D., President of …, Ovariotomy Successfully Performed by Dr. John Craig, of Stanford, Kentucky, The Abdominal Symptoms of Perforation Are Acute Pain Suddenly Developed in Some Region of the Abdomen, Extending with Great Rapidity to Every Part of It; Exquisite Tenderness on Pressure, Beginning at the Point of Perforation and Diffusing Itself Generally over the Entire Cavity; Hard Tympanitic Distension; Nausea and Vomiting, Lactic Acid in Dyspepsia, Chlorate of Potash Internally in Ulcerated Stomatitis, Either Mercurial or Not. Editorial: Editorial Department The New York Academy of Medecine and Dr. Horace Green, Again.