Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regalis Medicorum Londinensis.

  • Royal College of Physicians of London.
Date:
1851
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    MR. LANGSTON PARKER, SURGEON TO QUEEN' S HOSPITAL, BIRMINGHAM. I. THE TBEATMENT OF SECONDARY, CONSTITUTIONAL AND CONFIRMED SYPHILIS, by a safe and successful Method ; with numerous Cases and Clinical Observations, illustrating its Efficacy and Mode of Application in the more obstinate and complicated forms of the Disease. Post 8vo. cloth, 5s. THE MODERN TKEATMENT OF STPHILITIC DISEASES; comprehending the Improved Methods of Practice adopted in this Country and on the Continent, with numerous Formulse for the Preparation and Administration of the new Remedies. Second Edition, considerably enlarged. Post 8vo. cloth, 6s. 6d. iii. DIGESTION AND ITS DISOKDERS considered in reference to the Principles of Dietetics and the Management of Diseases of the Stomach. Post 8vo. cloth, 3s. 6d. vw* vwv VWV a,vw\ ww DR. E. A. PARKES, ASSISTANT-PHYSICIAN TO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL. ON ASIATIC CHOLEEA: Researches into its Pathology and Treatment. 8vo. cloth, 6s. We cannot recommend a better guide in that practieal investigation of the disease to which we shall probably be, ere long, called upon to return, than Dr. Parkes has thus seasonably placed before us.— Medico-Chirurgicul Review. It remains but to express our most favourable opinion of Dr. Parkes's production. It is truly a practical work, written with much ability and judgment.—The Lancet. DR. THOMAS B. PEACOCK, M.D., PHYSICIAN TO ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL, ETC. ON THE INFLUENZA, OE EPIDEMIC CATAEEHAL FEYEE OF 1847-8. 8vo. cloth, 5s. 6d. We know of no work which contains a more complete description of the disease, and its complica- tions.—Luncet. DR. PROUT, F.R.S. I. ON THE NATUKE AND TREATMENT OF STOMACH AND RENAL DISEASES; being an Inquiry into the Connection of Diabetes, Calculus, and other Affections of the Kidney and Bladder with Indigestion. Fifth Edition. With Seven Engravings on Steel. 8vo. cloth, 20s. We acknov.Tedge and have pride in bearing testimony to the high qualifications of our countryman in the branch of pathological inquiry based upon chemical facts; we recognise the comprehensive sagacity of his speculations, and respect the patient zeal with which he has toiled to erect upon these a stable system,—the important connection between a large number of disordered states of the urinary secretion and disordered states of the process of digestion and assimilation. . . . We have only to repeat our conviction that no student or practitioner can be regarded as even tolerably acquainted with the subject who has not read and re-read them.—British und Foreign Medicul Review. II. CHEMISTEY, METEOEOLOGY, AND THE EUNCTION OE DIGESTION, considcred with reference to NATURAL THEOLOGY. Being a Third Edition, with much new matter, of the Bridgewater Treatise. 8vo. cloth, \5s. Those who have been benefited by the labours and researches of Dr. Prout will be delighted to see the announcement of the third edition, so much enlarged as to be almost a new work. . . . This table of contents will show the great extent of our author's inquiries, and we need hardly assure our readers that the subjects are treated with consummate ability.—Dublin Journul of Medicul Science.