Observations on some of the general principles and on the particular nature and treatment of the different species of inflammation : being, with additions, the subject of an essay to which the Jacksonian Prize, for the year 1818, was adjudged by the Royal College of Surgeons / by J. H. James.

  • James, J. H.
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1821
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    OBSERVATIONS ON SOME OF THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES AND ON THE PARTICULAR NATURE AND TREATMENT OF THE DIFFERENT SPECIES OF INFLAMMATION; BEING, WITH ADDITIONS, THE SUBSTANCE OF AN ESSAY TO WHICH THE JACKSONIAN PRIZE, FOR THE YEAR 181S, WAS ADJUDGED BY THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS. BY J. H. JAMES, SURGEON TO THE DEVON AND EXETER HOSPITAL, AND CONSULTING SURGEON TO THE EXETER DISPENSARY. The knowledge'of inflammation, in all its variety of causes, effects, ter- minations, and method of treatment, may be truly said to constitute the basis of scientiac surgery, entering, more or less, into the prevention or cure of every disease which comes under the surgeon's care.—Wilson's Lectures, p. 243. LONDON: PRINTED FOR THOMAS AND GEORGE UNDERWOOD, 32, FLEET-STREET. 1821.