The Eclectic Medical Journal
1853; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Freeman Franklin, James Anton, Frank Stewart, John B. Smith Frisbee, Prof. W. Byrd Powell, C. H. Cleaveland, Dr. R. B. Todd, I. Pidduck, Isaac Tibbets,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Eclectic Medical Journal. Essay: Medical Colleges in New York, Camphor an Antidote for the Poison of Strychnine, Convention at Philadelphia, Bad Surgery, Miscellaneous Selections Value of Examinations of the Tongue, in the Diagnosis of Disease, The Three Great Needs of Our Profession, Thesis on Salvia Officinalis, as an Antaphrodisiac, and Remedy in the Treatment of Spermatorrhea [Submitted to the Faculty of the E. M., Institute, of Cincinnati, Ohio, for the Doctorate of Medicine], Dr. R. B. Jessup "A Member of the Regular Profession", Medical Colleges, An Essay on Aurigo [Submitted for the Doctorate of Medicine at the Close of the Winter Session of E. M. Institute, 1853], Original Communications Thesis on the Pathology and Treatment of Miasmatic Fever, On the Treatment of Pneumonia, Reform and Reformers. Letter to the editor: Mrs. Catharine Schooley, the Wonderfully Adipo-Lymphatic Lady. Editorial: Editorial Clinical Reports.
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