'Seizing upon' a patient : epitome of a case of epilepsy / by George M. Gould.

  • Gould, George Milbrey, 1848-1922.
Date:
1907
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Credit: 'Seizing upon' a patient : epitome of a case of epilepsy / by George M. Gould. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    care was over $i,ooo. From a letter of the surgeon to the patient I quote. .■The bill which I sent you was ^ had.already been reiiclered. y additional treatment there will, of course, charges.” , From a letter to me from the patient I a so extract a few lines: also h-e >J=‘''i»Tve 1, » and l?e’’'aske“ rn'e-ho^Twasl^ting ?n. l^s i,FjllFnle^ano4erbf';e9e’'rhad^ IS i,m'“as MhSh.'n“d° stood about enough/' The great majority of the sion it is good to be assured, loathe such “science” and such “ethics” as are exhtotej in the history of this case. But it is just a evident that this really scientific and truly hon- est majority must devise some way ° F ^ these stupid “scientists and astute le from getting into power and ^ ^ ^ ing- out their vicious schemes. At piese hoUals and medical college trustees who point professors have no caie for • Sge of scientific or ethical matters, and an g norant scamp once in a professorial position ca^LTon his nefarious practices unque - tioned by any controlling scruple. The knowledge of ‘y* alreadv killing the benevolence of the ia> wofld. It bftooves die lug -mmd- ed majority to look sharply after the minded minority.