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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    POTASH Acetate of, in skin disease: Easton (J. A.), 1850. (caustic) : Poisoning by : Sclmcliardt, 1882. Bichromate of: ■ Disease from : j Richardson (B. W.), 1884. POTATOES: Cultivation of.- Wright's 1 Memoir,' 1828. Mode of making bread from: Paruientier, 1779. POTT'S DISEASE. See spine (Angular disease). POTT'S FRACTURE. See fractures. POWER (VITAL). See life (Vital force). PRAYER Effects of, tested statistically : Gal ton (' Human ' Faculty '), 1883. in relation to natural law : Tyndall (' Frag, of Science'), 1871. PREGNANCY: Pinams, 1598; Roederer ('Opuscula'), 1763; Clarke (J.), 1793 ; Sacombe, 1794; Kennedy, 1833; Montgomery, 1837-56; Anderson (A.). 1844; Clay (Newnham), 1848 ; Tanner, 1867; Ahlfekl, 1874. Diagnosis and auscultation : Lejumeau de Kergaradec, 1822; Kennedy (E.), 1833; Montgomery, 1837-56; Naegele, 1839 ; Anderson (A.), 1844 ; Tanner, 1867; Pajot, 1882; Depaul, 1872; Charpentier [and other works on midwifery], 1883. (Diss.) : Wagner (W.), 1816. (twin) : Schultze, 1872. Statistics of: Duncan (J. M.), 1855. Hygiene of: Rueff, 1587; Grigg (J.), 1789; White (C.) 1777-91. Medical jxirisprndence of: v. Saxinger, 1882 ; Ti&y (vol. 2), 1883. See also below (' Simulated'). Duratio7i and term: Roederer ('Opuscula'), 1763; Montgomery, 1837-56; Clay (Newnham). 1848; Duncan (J. M.), 1854; Clay, 1855. — Table for calculating [' Periodoscope'] : Smith (W. T.), 1854. — See Catalogue of reports (' Gardner Peerage'— ' Kinghorn '). (Protracted) missed labour, etc.: Camerarius, 1720; Pouteau, 1783; Louis, 1764 ; Clay, 1855. (Extraordinary) : Mothe, 1812. Pathology and diseases of: Mauriceau, 1694-1755; Manning, 1775; Montgomery, 1837-56; Churchill, 1849; Anderson (W. J.), 1852; Simpson (J. Y.), 1856; *Goldschmidt, 1869; Tanner, 1867; Cazeaux, 1871; Schroeder, 1873 ; Barnes, 1873-8; Winckel, 1881 ; Charpentier [and other works on midwifery], 1883. See women (Diseases of). PREGNANCY (Diseases of)—continued. Collection of authors on: Spachius, 1597. Chorea in : Duncan (J. M.), 1854. Albuminuria, of: *Cassin, 1880. in relation to diseases of the heart: Macdonakt (A.), 1878. Influence of syphilis in : Brown (J.), 1826. vomiting during latter months of: Clay, 1857.' — Insanity of. See mania (Puerperal). Condition of mouth and teeth during: Coles, 1874, See hemorrhage (Uterine). Surgical operations during : Cohnstein, 1873. (extra-uterine) : Patuna, 1765 ; Turnbull (W), 1791 ; Merriman, 1810; Mothe, 1812; Zuccari, 1814; King (J.), 1818; Armour, 1827 ; Campbell (W.), 1840 ; Campbell (A. S.), 1876 ; Parry (J. S.), 1876 ; Deschamps, 1880 ; Frankel (E.), 1882. See CESAREAN SECTION ; superfcetation. (false): Boivin, 1827 ; Tardieu, 1868. See moles (Uterine). (simulated) : Tardieu, 1868. PREPARATIONS. See anatomical preparations. PRESBYOPIA. See vision (Aged). PRESCRIBING Art of: Paris, 1820-13 ; Squire (P.), 1867-80. See pharmacy ; formulae, etc. PRESCRIPTIONS. See formula. PRESENTATIONS in parturition. See midwifery. PRESSURE in cure of aneurism. See aneurism. (Pneumatic.) See pneumatic medicine. PRIMITIVE CULTURE: Tylor, 1871. See anthropology ; civilization ; savages. PRIAPUS. See phallic worship. PRISONS Management of: Howard (J.), 1784; Danjou, 1821; Clark (S.), 1864. Hygiene of: Howard, 1784; tSweeting, 1884; JBailev, 1884. Medical experience in the convict service: 1 Campbell, 1884. See fever (Jail). in England: Howard (J.), 1784. (Indian): Clark (S.), 1864. of Europe : Howard, 1791. Dietary of: Smith (K), 1862. See penitentiary. See Catalogue of reports (Prisons). PROBABILITIES Theory of: De Morgan (C), 1838; Jones (D.), 1844. See assurance (Life). — in relation to therapeutic statistics: Liebermeister. 1877. See also logic (Medical).