A treatise on the continued fevers of Great Britain / by Charles Murchison.

  • Charles Murchison
Date:
1862
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Credit: A treatise on the continued fevers of Great Britain / by Charles Murchison. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    c.—Wood Engravings. PAGE 1. Plan of the Old Bailey, illustrating the account of the 'Black Assize' in 1750 ........... 103 2. Microscopic Crystals of Chloride of Ammonium obtained from the Breath of a Patient in the typhoid stage of Typhus. Drawn by Dr. Westmacott •^39 3. Ground-plan of Boys' School at Colchester Union .... 443 4. Plan of the Drainage of Windsor 445 5. Perforation of the Ileum in a case of Pythogenic Fever, produced by sloughing of the Peritoneum. From a coloured Drawing by Dr. Westmacott 513 6. Intestinal Lesions of a case of Pythogenic Fever, fatal at the end of 47 hours. Drawn from nature by Dr. Westmacott . . -541 7. Intestinal Lesions of a Case of Pythogenic Fever, fatal on loth day, Drawn from nature by Dr. Westmacott .... 8. Vertical section through a patch of Peyer's Glands in the Dog. Mag- nified about 20 diameters. From Todd and Bowman 9. Intestinal Lesions of a case of Pythogenic Fever, fatal on 17th day, Drawn from nature by Dr. Westmacott .... I o. Pin-hole Perforation of the Ileum, in a case of Pythogenic Fever Drawn from nature by Dr. Westmacott .... 11. Perforation of the Ileum, produced by Sloughing of the Peritoneum Same as Fig. 5 . . . 12. Perforation of the Ileum, produced by rupture of the denuded Peritoneum, in a case of Pythogenic Fever. Drawn by Dr. Westmacott 550 13. Microsco]Dic appearances of the Abnormal Deposit in the Intestinal Glands, in Pythogenic Fever 563 542 543 545 548 549
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