Volume 1

Alphabetical catalogue of the library, preceded by an index of subjects / by Alexander Duncan.

  • Duncan, Alexander.
Date:
1885-1901
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Credit: Alphabetical catalogue of the library, preceded by an index of subjects / by Alexander Duncan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FCETUS—continued. Bones, and their growth : Kerckringius, 1670 ; Albinus (B. S.), 1737. See also bones (Growth of). Head, from an obstetric point of view: Olshausen, 1870; *Budin (P.), 187G. Brain: Tiedemann, 1823-6. Liver: Walter (F. A.), 1786. Position in utero: Boehmer, 1741; Onymos, 1753 ; Hunter, 1774. at term of -pregnancy (Plates): Braune (W.), 1872. Spontaneous evolution: Kelly, 1816; Douglas (J. C), 1844. Attitudes and positions, acts of reflex system: Simpson (J. Y.), 1849. ■ See uterus (Gravid). Presentations in parhwition. See parturition ; mid- wifery. Appendices of. See placenta ; secundines. Membranes (envelopnng). See chorion ; decidua. Diseases and pathology : Bianchi, 1741 ; Hosack's ' Essays,' 1824 ; Graetzer, 1837 ; Madge, 1854; Simpson (J. Y.), 1856 ; Kaabe, 1864. ■ See syphilis, diseases (Congenital), etc. Injuries to, following pelvic presentations: Buge, 1875. Abnormal conditions, etc. : Prolonged retention in utero : Camerarius, 1720 ; Pouteau ('Melanges'), 1760. ■ See also Catalogue of reports (Gardner Peerage). See pregnancy; parturition (Abnormal); super- fcetation ; pregnancy (Extra-Uterine). Foetus found in abdomen of a young man: High- more, 1815. Malformation and deformities. See monsters ; defor- mities. See midwifery (General Works on). FOLK LOBE in West of Scotland: Napier (J.), 1879. FOOD and alimentary substances History of: Soyer, 1853. Physiology of': Lemery, 1703; Bobinson (B.), 1748; Arbuthnot, 1756 ; Lorry, 1781 ; *Bamsay, 1788 ; Bichter (G. G.), 1791; Pearson (B.), 1797-1807; Pearson (G.) 1821 ; Donovan, 1837 ; Ermerins, 1840; Truman, 1842; Pereira, 1843; Thomson (B. D.), 1846; Hassall, 1857: Brunton, 1861; Bidge, 1864 ; Letheby, 1870; Flint's 'Physiology' (vol. 2), 1870 ; Cameron, 1871 ; Smith (E.), 1873 ; Pavy, 1874-5 ; Hassall, 1876; Fothergill (J. M.), 1880; Simpson (H.), 1880; Thompson (H.), 1880; Russell (J. A.), 1881; Pettenkofer, 1882; Janes, 1882; Blyth, 1882; Newman (F. W.), 1883 ; }.Bennett, 1883 ; {Carter (A. H.), 188-. Effects on men, of different kinds of: Parry, 1844 ; FOOD—continued. Chemistry and cor/position: Sylvius (J.), 1630; Lemery, 1703; Bemer, 1816; Pereira, 1843; Thomson (B. D.), 1846; Liebig, 1847; Hassall, 1857 ; Letheby, 1870; Cameron, 1871 ; Hassall, 1876 ; Kensington, 1877; Blyth, 1882. Sanitary examination and hygiene of: Fox (C. B.), 1878 ; Tyson ('Buck's Hygiene,' vol. 2), 1879 ; Wallace (W.), 1879; Flugge (C), 1881; Forster (J.), 1882; {Charles, 1884. Quantity of: as compared with the secretions and discharges : Bobinson (B.), 1748; Dalton, 1830. for an adult: Davidson (W.), 1839 ; Smith, 1864. Preparation of. See cookery. Digestion of. See digestion ; nutrition. Pain after: Ballard, 1854. See indigestion. Influence on health and disease. See diet. for convalescents: Fothergill (J. M.), 1880. for infants. See infants. for invalids: Fothergill (J. M.), 1880. Deficiency of and abstinence from : • Morbid effects of: Sylvius, 1630 ; Howard (B. B.), 1839. See fasting ; starvation ; atrophy. adulteration of. See adulterations. (Poisonous). See poisons (Culinary). (animal): Gerlach, 1875 ; {'Health,' 1884. • Influence of bovine disease on : Hill (J. W.), 1882. See also reports (Sanitary condition). Public health as affected by : {M'Call, 1884, Extract of meat: Liebig, 1873. (Raw) Alimentation by: Luppi, 1869. Action of heat in preparation of: Wolffhugel, 1881. Abstinence from [vegetarian diet] : Cocchi, 1745; Ritson, 1802; Newton (J. F.), 1811; Nichols ('Diet Cure'), 18—; Newman (F. W.), 1883. Parasites of: {'Health Exhibition'(vol. 12), 1884. See also trichinae ; parasites ; worms. Inspection of: Walley, 1879. Esculent plants : Bryant, 1783; Parmentier, 1783. of Anglo-Saxons: {'Health Exhibition' (vol. 9), 1884. of animals: Thomson (B. D.), 1846. (Non-nitrogenous) : Magendie, 1826. See diet ; cookery ; meals. FOOT (human) Anatomy, mechanism, etc. : Cross, 1819 ; Humphry, 1861. Applied anatomy: Meyer (G. H.), 1860. Muscles of. See muscles. Care and hygiene of: ' Foot,' 1818 ; Both (' On Dress'), 1880. Why the shoe pinches: Meyer (G. H.), 1860. Diseases: Camerarius, 1720 ; B,anie, 17—; Zacharie,