The Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery
1842; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores Resumo
Frontmatter: The Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Delinquent List, Editors, Receipts for the Medical Journal, for June, 1842, The Western Journal. Table of contents: Contents of No. 1 Original Communications. Essay: Fracture of the Tibia, with Avulsion of the Internal Malleoius, and Penetrating Wound of the Ankle-Joint; Consecutive Abscesses; Necrosis of the Tibia, and Resection of Its Inferior Extremity, The College of Professional Teachers, The American Journal and Library of Dental Science. Vol. II, No. 4, June, 1842. Baltimore, Art. I.—A History of the Improvements Which Practical Medicine Has Derived from Auscultation; Being the Essay to Which the Medical Society of Bordeaux Awarded Its Prize in November, 1839. By G. Peyraud, Doctor of Medicine of the Faculty of Paris, Corresponding Member of the Bordeaux Medical Society. Quœ Vero Fundata Sunt in Natura, Crescunt Et Perficiuntur; Quœ Vero in Opinione, Variantur, Non Augentur.—Baglivi. Translated from the French for the Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery, by Charles A. Pope, M.D., of St. Louis, Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery, Physician to the St. Louis Dispensary, &c., &c., Diabetes Mellitus, Selections from American and Foreign Journals, Two Evenings' Experiments on Mesmerism, Bibliographical Notices, Correction, Influence of Auscultation on Practical Medicine, Comparative Frequency of Tuberculous Disease.
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