A medical commentary on fixed air ... / [Matthew Dobson].

  • Dobson, Matthew, -1784.
Date:
1779
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    Lime-kilns, the vapour of, does not fweeten the putrid effluvium, 107 ; noxious effledts of thefe valours, 183. Lucas, Mr. his account of the ftone patients cut in the J-eeds hofpital, 151. M. Maclride, Dr. his letter to the author, containing a narrative of the effedts of wort in preventing or cur¬ ing the fcurvy during long voyages, 62 to 72. Malt-liquor, recommended in the ftone, 136. Manning, Dr. his report of the ftone patients cut in the Norwich and Norfolk hofpital, 168. Merian, an obfervation of his, which proves the anti-, feptic powers of fixed air, 87. Meajles, malignant, effects of fixed air in, 39; ■ - • c N. Newton, Sir 1/aac, his illuftration of the {lability of the laws of nature, in the formation and refolution ; Of bodies, 75. * °. Owen, Dr. his account of the ftone patients cut In the Shrewibury hofpital, 157. P. Percival, Dr. his account of a cafe |of gangrene, in which fixed air was ufed with advantage, 46; re* commends the trial of fixed air in the ftone, 131 1 his theory of the antifeptic power of fixed air, 92. Poor-houfts, fources of noxious effluvia, 78. Prieflley, Dr. his method of impregnating water with fixed air, 4; recommends clyfters of fixed air in pu¬ trid fevers, 15; his difcovery, that vegetation ren- C c % derg