Category: History - Modern (1750+)
Gentlemen! The disease which we intend to study to-day is one, the traces of which are found much oftener at post-mortems than the disease itself in the clinic. A great many cases are overlooked and improperly diagnosed for reasons which I shall state hereafter.
Luckily we do not need to resort to such extreme measures in the majority of cases. With the exclusive use of the proper bland, liquid food, we usually attain the same results....
4. Part 4The author stated that among the many trials which physicians have to encounter in the practice of their profession is the ever-existing liability of being blackmailed. This may...
3. Part 32. Painful inflammation in the mastoid process occurring in acute and chronic suppuration of the middle ear, in consequence of growths filling up the external meatus or the tymp...
1. Part 1Gentlemen! The disease which we intend to study to-day is one, the traces of which are found much oftener at post-mortems than the disease itself in the clinic. A great many cas...
5. Part 5At the last meeting of one of the city medical societies one of the members reported a case of typhoid fever in which the pulse had remained quite low for over a week. Several q...