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Sivu 69 - A Practical Synopsis of Cutaneous Diseases, according to the arrangement of Dr. Willan, exhibiting a Concise View of the Diagnostic Symptoms, and the Method of Treatment, Lon., 8vo, 3d ed., 1814; 8th ed., 1836.
Sivu 399 - Several parties of surveyors are now nearly in readiness to commence the work north of the town mentioned, and we confidently hope, that during the ensuing year the chief part of the subdivisions which remain to be done, may be completed. It is not my intention, at this time, to enter into a minute description of the order of superposition of the rocks, over the large...
Sivu 119 - An appendix to the first edition of the Morbid Anatomy of some of the most important parts of the human body, London: J.
Sivu 75 - ... as a reverend author long ago called if * ;) but is, in fact, the only sudorific and anodyne, which will not disappoint the expectation of the practitioner under these circumstances. I have had the satisfaction, in numerous instances, of witnessing the immediate improvement of the symptoms, and the rapid change in the countenance of the patient, produced by washing the skin invariably, in the course of a few minutes, the pulse has been diminished in frequency, the thirst...
Sivu 172 - At last, after many unsuccessful trials, I hit upon the following simple method of examination, by which I was enabled to ascertain, that the symptoms above enumerated actually arose from a fracture, seated about an inch and a half above the carpal extremity of the radius. Let the surgeon apply the fingers of one hand to the seat of the suspected fracture, and, locking the other hand in that of the patient, make a moderate extension, until he observes the limb restored to its natural form. As soon...
Sivu 225 - This appearance occurs, says an eminent author, in every variety of degree and character, under every circumstance of previous indisposition, and in situations where the most healthy aspect of the organ might be fairly inferred. Nor are marks of poisons to be confounded with those discolorations which may be produced by the liver and spleen. Ulcers and perforations have sometimes been wrongly attributed to the effects of poison. What is called the...
Sivu 489 - April 1813, and presented to Lord Sidmouth, Secretary of State for the Home Department; at the same time he requested, that a short account of the progress of vaccination in Sweden, and of the measures which had been adopted for its promotion, might be communicated to him, for the information of the British Parliament. The Royal College had particular satisfaction in receiving Mr...
Sivu 210 - That the application of fire in a manner variously adapted to various substances, after having, with the utmost care, and as completely as possible, deprived them of all contact with the air, effects a perfect preservation of those...
Sivu 120 - A new System of Physiology, comprehending the Laws by which animated beings in general, and the human species in particular, are governed in their several states of health and disease. Lond. 1798, 2 vola. 8vo. — Principles and Ends of Philosophy. 1811, 8vo. — Principles of Physiological and Physical Science, comprehending the ends for which animated beings were created.
Sivu 75 - ... so much certainty, safety, and promptitude, as by the application of cold water to the skin, under the augmented heat of scarlatina, and of some other fevers. This expedient combines in...