Sketches of the lives and work of the honorary medical staff of the Manchester Infirmary : from its foundation in 1752 to 1830 when it became the Royal Infirmary / [Edward Mansfield Brockbank].

  • Edward Mansfield Brockbank
Date:
1904
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Credit: Sketches of the lives and work of the honorary medical staff of the Manchester Infirmary : from its foundation in 1752 to 1830 when it became the Royal Infirmary / [Edward Mansfield Brockbank]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Edinburgh Journ. of Med. Scv.:— Clinical cases—(1) Hydrophobia simulata. (2) Effects of excessive salivation. Vol. 1, 1826, p. 249. (3) Paruria mellita. Vol. 2, 1826, p. 46. Vdinburgh Med. and Surg. Journ. :— Observations on mental derangement made in the Hospital Salpétriére at Paris. Vol. 22, 1824, p. 279. Case of poisoning with opium, in which the stomach-pump was successfully employed. Vol. 30, 1828, p. 306. Remarkable case of abdominal dropsy. Vol. 31, 1829, p. 296. Case illustrating the origin of tubercles in inflammation. Vol. 32, 1830, p. 98. W. C. HENRY. A biographical account of the late Dr. [William] Henry. Manchester, 1837, pp. 15. Roy. Soc. Proc.:— A critical and experimental inquiry into the relations subsisting between nerve and muscle. Vol. 3, 1831, p. 64. Brit. Ass. Report :— Report on the physiology of the nervous system, 1833, p. 59. On gaseous interference, 1836 (part 2), p. 54. Philosoph. Mag.:— Remarks on the atomic constitution of elastic fluids. Vol. 5, 1834, pp. 33. Experiments on the action of metals in determining gaseous combination. Vol. 6, 1835, 354. WILLIAM JAMES WILSON. London Med. Reposit. Vol. 9, 1808, p. 441:— On certain morbid changes which take place in the eye-ball and on tumours situated in the orbit, with remarks. Edinburgh Med. and Surg. Journ., 1814:— On purulent ophthalmia.
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