Substance of the investigations regarding cholera asphyxia : with cases and dissections / communicated by Prof. Delpech, and Dr. Coste of Montpelier, and Dr. Lowenhayn of Moscow, during their residence in this country. To which are added, observations on the disease in Edinburgh, and the neighbouring districts.

  • Lizars, John, 1787?-1860
Date:
1832
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Credit: Substance of the investigations regarding cholera asphyxia : with cases and dissections / communicated by Prof. Delpech, and Dr. Coste of Montpelier, and Dr. Lowenhayn of Moscow, during their residence in this country. To which are added, observations on the disease in Edinburgh, and the neighbouring districts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SUBSTANCE 4 OF THE INVESTIGATIONS REGARDING CHOLERA ASPHYXIA: ' WITH CASES ANI) DISSECTIONS, COMMUNICATED BY PROFESSOR DELPECH, AND DR COSTE OF MONTPELIER, AND DR LOWENHAYN OF MOSCOW, DURING THEIR RESIDENCE IN THIS COUNTRY. TO WHICH ARE ADDED, OBSERVATIONS ON THE DISEASE IN EDINBURGH, AND THE NEIGHBOURING DISTRICTS, WITH NUMEROUS CASES AND DISSECTIONS. BY JOHN LIZARS, PROFESSOR OF SURGERY TO THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, SURGEON TO THE ROYAL INFIRMARY, AND ONE OF THE MEDICAL OFFICERS TO THE CHOLERA HOSTJTAL, DRUMMOND STREET, EDINBURGH. When desolation anil death begin to thicken around, reason becomes silent, and tbe phantom of contagion, like ghosts in darkness, takes undisputed possession of the uncon¬ firmed mind. M'Lean on Pestilential Diseases. EDINBURGH: JOHN HAMILTON, 15, SOUTH ST ANDREW STREET; JOHN SMITH AND SON, GLASGOW, AND SIMPKIN & MARSHALL. LONDON. MDCCCXXXII.