A practical treatise on haemoptysis or spitting of blood : shewing the safety and efficacy of emetics, and the pernicious effect of blood-letting, in the treatment of that disease / by George Rees.

  • Rees, George, 1776?-1846.
Date:
1813
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Credit: A practical treatise on haemoptysis or spitting of blood : shewing the safety and efficacy of emetics, and the pernicious effect of blood-letting, in the treatment of that disease / by George Rees. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    lative to Emetics, 25.—Dr. Bryan Robinson’s Cases in favour of Emetics, 25.-—Case from Dr. Robin¬ son, 26.—Case in the Author’s practice, 28.—Re¬ marks, 30.—Case illustrative of the inefficacy of Blood-Letting, and the utility of Emetics combined with Tonic, 32.—Remarks, 31.—Inconvenience at¬ tending the exhibition ©f Elix. Vitriol. 34.—Remarks. ■—Vomiting does not increase the determination of blood to the Lungs, 35.—Dr. Thomas Reid’s opinion, 34.—Dr. Stone’s observations, 36.—Case in the Author’s practice, 37*—Mr. Pettigrew’s case m Haemoptysis, suppressed by drinking Port Wine, 40. .—Remarks, 41.—Case in the Author’s practice, in which spontaneous Vomiting, though violent for three hours, did not produce any return of the bleeding, 42. —Remarks on the livid Countenance, 44.—How dis¬ tinguished from Consumption, 44.*—Dr. George Fordyce’s case, 45.—Case under the Author’s care,, 45.—Peculiarity with respect to the modus operand* of Emetics, 4b.