On the efficacy of Crotalus horridus in yellow fever : also in malignant, bilious, and remittent fevers : with an account of Humboldt's prophylactic inoculation of the venom of a serpent at Havana, Cuba / by C. Neidhard.

  • Neidhard, C. (Charles), 1809-1895.
Date:
1860
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Credit: On the efficacy of Crotalus horridus in yellow fever : also in malignant, bilious, and remittent fevers : with an account of Humboldt's prophylactic inoculation of the venom of a serpent at Havana, Cuba / by C. Neidhard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LITEKATUKE 1. Quarterly Summary of the Transactions of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, from August to October, in- clusive, 1853. 2. Medical Examiner, 1853. Philadelphia. 3. Public Ledger, Nov., 1853. Philadelphia. 4. De l'importance de Lachesis et Crotalus comme speci- fiques de la fievre jaune et de plusieurs consequences transcendants qui en resulterait. These. Presentee au College de Hedecine Homceopathique de Pennsylvanie, le quinze Fevrier, mille huit cent cinquante sept. Par Luis Lorenzo Bablot Yaldez. La Havane, Cuba. 5. Epidemic Yellow Fever and its Homoeopathic Treatment. By William Holcombe, M. D., Natchez, Miss. North American Journal, 1853. 6. Letter to the Editor of the New-Orleans Picayune on the Contagiousness of the Disease, from Elgin, S. C. 7. Histoire de l'inoculation preservative de la fievre jaune, pratiquee par ordre de gouvernement Espagnol a L'Ho- pital Militaire de la Havane. Kedigee par Nicolas B. L. Manzini (De Forli, Etats Komains), Docteur en Medecine de la faculte de Paris, membre titulaire de la societe medicale d'emulation de Paris, Medecin de l'asso- ciation de bienfaisance francaise de la Havane. Paris: J. B. Balliere et fils, libraires de l'academie imperiale de medecine, rue Hautefeuille, 19. 1860.