Syllabus of a course of medical examinations and illustrations / by J. Smyth Rogers, James M. Pendleton.

  • Rogers, J. Smyth (John Smyth), 1794-1851.
Date:
1823
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Credit: Syllabus of a course of medical examinations and illustrations / by J. Smyth Rogers, James M. Pendleton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    articles: these are so arranged, as to exhibit the different qualities of the substances used in Medicine ; together with the various sub- stitutions aud adulterations which occur in the shops. Friday—Surgery. In arranging our anatomical preparations, we shall pay attention to the bearing they have on this branch. An extensive collection of bones serves to illustrate the subject of fractures and dislocations ; our vascular prepa- rations—that of aneurisms; and nervous prepa- rations—that of the operations on the nerves. The different instruments employed in Surgery will be exhibited; and the subject extensively illustrated by plates. As opportunities may occur, we shall afford our students the advant- age of witnessing the minor operations which present themselves in the course of our prac- tice at the Dispensary. The examinations will- scrupulously comprise the important observa- tions delivered by the Professor of Surgery. By allotting, as we have done in the above outline, an entire evening to each particular subject, we are enabled to take a distinct view of the lectures of a week, and thus to preserve the connexion which exists between the parts of the same branch, while we avoid the cor^