New-York Medico-Chirurgical Bulletin
1831; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
M. Mey, M. Allorneau, John P. Emmet, E. Durand, T. K. Mitchell, I. F. Vaughan, I. F. Vaughan,
ResumoFrontmatter: New-York Medico-Chirurgical Bulletin. Essay: Cases Cured by the Application of Ligatures, Case of Tinea Mucosa, Cured by Rubéola—By Dr. Bruguier, Case of Pica, Followed by Vomiting of Great Quantities of the Larva and Eggs of Gnats.—By M. Allorneau, Cases Cured by Ligature of Main Vessel Feeding the Tumour, November 14th, 1826. Mr. A., a Publican Æt. 56, but Hale for His Age, Has a Fungus of a Bright Red Colour, about the Size of a Very Large Orange, Attended with Distinct Pulsation, Growing from the Anterior and Middle Part of the Left Tibia, Dr. Callaghan, of Pittsburgh, on Scarlitina Auginosa, Dr. Jessy Young, on Cancrum Oris, Professor D' Outrepont De Wourtzbourg, on Cold Injections in Uterine Hemorrhage, Hepatic and Splenic Derangement, Simulating Organic Disease of the Heart, or Aneurism of the Aorta—By I. F. Vaughan, M. D., of Wilmington, Delaware, Liriodendrine, or the Bitter Principle of the Liriodendron Tulipifera ; Tulip Tree or American Poplar. By John P. Emmet, Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica in the University of Virginia, April 7th, 1830. Mary Mullens, Aged Six Weeks and Four Days, Has a Tumour of a Vermilion Colour, Mammillated, Compressible, Shining, Erectile, Ulcerated in Two Points, Attended with Pulsation, Elevated about Half an Inch above the Surrounding Skin, Engaging All the Left Side of the Perineum, the Corresponding Labium, Part of the Right, Superior, and Left Lateral Portions of the Verge of the Anus and Rectum, and in All Probability the Entire Tract of the Urethra and Vagina; for Both These Cylindars, Particularly the Vagina, Are Actually Stuffed with the Morbid Mass, Fistulœ in Perineo, Combined with Stricture, Telangiectasis, Dissertation Inaugurale Présentée Et Soutenue À La Faculté De Médecine De Paris, Le 18 Janvier, 1828; Par Eugéne Legallois, D. M. Broch, in 4to De 36 Pag: Paris, 1828; Didot, Jr Inaugural Dissertation, Presented and Defended before the Faculty of Paris, by Eugéne Legallois. &c. …, Robert Wells, M. D., of New-Orleans, on the Early Stages of Dysentery, Acute Ascites, Cured by Antiphlogistics, Diuretics, and Purgatives—By M. Mey, Ascites and Anasarca from Enlarged Spleen—By I. F. Vaughan, M. D., A Case in Which a Living Infant Was Taken from the Womb of a Woman Who Died from Hamoptitis, Multiple Essay Items, Sectio Cadaveris, November 27th. 1830. Miss M. Aged Five Months, from Whose under Lip I Removed an Erectile Tumour, on the 16th of September, Has, in the Skin of the Right Side, Midway between the Axilla and the Ilium, a Similar Growth, about the Size of a Cent Piece, Elevated Four Lines, Irregular on Its Surface, and of a Dark Blue Color, Clinical Reports FistulÆ in Perineo, Communicating with the Rectum, Bladder, and Urethra, with Stricture of the Latter, Alkaline Extract of Jalap—By E. Durand, On a New Practice in Chronic Rheumatism—By T. K. Mitchell, M. D.. Editorial: A Case of Fistulœ in Perineo, Attended with Peculiar Circumstances, in Which the Bladder Was Opened through the Perineum for Retention of Urine, The Reader Will Observe That This Number Contains Twelve Pages over the Stipulated Amount, September 24th, 1827. Mrs. Keogh, a Pensioner's Wife, Æt. 23 Years, Informs Me, That Shortly after She Was Born, Her Mother Observed That the Internal Parts of the Genital Organs Were of a Blue Colour, as Far as Could Be Observed; but without Obvious Tumefaction, Gleanings from Foreign Journals, Dr. Pelaggi on Acupuncture in Pleurisy, Perforation of the Duodenum, Jan. 12th, 1830. Mrs.—Called on Me This Morning, with Her Child, Aged Thirteen Days. Review: Reviews Jolly on Cold Affusion.
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