Essays on partial derangement of the mind in supposed connexion with religion.

  • Cheyne, John, 1777-1836.
Date:
1843
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Credit: Essays on partial derangement of the mind in supposed connexion with religion. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    PAGES CHAPTER VII. Public Clinical Instruction . . . 139—166 Clinical instruction—Its advantages—The Medical Clinique for Surgeons —The Surgical Clinique—Operators' Institute—Its intention and statistics—The Ophthalmic School of Vienna—Its origin and celebrity —The men who flourished in it—Their writings and operations— Labours of Beer—The Ophthalmic Clinique—Its history—Advantages —Education of Oculists—Museum—Practice and operations of Rosas. CHAPTER VIII. The Young School of Vienna, Auscultation, and Pathological Anatomy 167—184 Private Clinique of Skoda—Diseases of the Chest—Mode of instruction —Experiments and opinions of the Professor—Consonance—Stetho- scopic phenomenon—School of Pathology—Pathological Museum— Its preparations—Professor Rokitansky—His private course and peculiar opinions. CHAPTER IX. On Syphilis 185—194 The Syphilitic wards—Their statistics—Description of the disease in Austria—Its peculiarities—Condyloma—The female wards—Treat- ment—The non-mercurial plan—Scharlievo—Its history, and writers. CHAPTER X. The Lunatic Asylum 195—200 The Irrenthurm—Its situation—Wards—Improper treatment of the insane—Comparison with that at Prague—The Lazareth—Asylum at Ybbs—Statistics of Insane in Lower Austria.