Medical and surgical monographs / by Andral [and others] with occasional comments by the editor of the library and others.

Date:
1838
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Credit: Medical and surgical monographs / by Andral [and others] with occasional comments by the editor of the library and others. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Carmichael, Richd. Andral, M, Dubois, M. Beck, Charles J. Maunoir, Dr. Clutterbuck, Dr. Brodie, yiR B. C. Observalions on Dr. Abraham Colles's v.ork On the Venereal Disease, and on the Use of Mercury. By Richard Car- michael, M. R. 1. A., Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Medicine of France, &c. &c., and Consulting Surgeon of the Richmond Surgical Hospital, &c. 259 Observations on the Treatment of Typhoid Fever by Purgatives, by M. De Larroque. Report of Messrs. Louis, Bricheteau, Bouillaud, Double, Bailly, and Andral. M. Andral, reporter. Translated from the French by Mr. J. R. Atkinson, the author's eleve. 279 Report on Animal Magnetism, made to the Royal Academy of Medicine in Paris, August 8th and 22d, 1837. M. Dubois (D'Amiens) reporter. . . • 294 On the Application of the Ligature to Arte- ries or their Trunks, at a Distance from the Wounded Part, and nearer the Heart. A contribution to the Treatment of Trau- matic Hemorrhages. By Charles J. Beck, Doctor of Medicine and Surgery, Ordinary Public Professor of Surgery, Ophthalmo- logy, and Legal Medicine, Director of Surgical and Ophthalmic Clinics at the High School of Freiberg, and member of various learned societies. Translated from the German by Edward G. Davis, M. D., of Philadephia. (The German original in 79 pp. 12mo, Freiberg, 1836.) 309 Essay on Cataract. By Theodore Mau- noir, M. D., of Geneva, Member of the Medical Society for Observation at Paris. Translated from the French by Henry I. Bowditch, M. D., Fellow of the Massa- chusetts Medical Society, Member of the Society for Medical Observation, &c. 345 An Essay on Pyrexia, or Symptomatic Fever, as illustrative of the Nature of Fever in General. By Henry Clutter- buck, M. D. (The English volume in 136 pages, 8vo. London, 1837.) . 403 Pathological and Surgical Observations, re- lating to the Injuries of the Spinal Cord. By Benjamin C. Brodie, Bart., F. R. S., Sergeant-Surgeon to the King, and Sur- geon to St. George's Hospital. . 45J