An essay on the venereal diseases which have been confounded with symptoms, which exclusively arise from that poison ... / [Richard Carmichael].

  • Richard Carmichael
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1814
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Credit: An essay on the venereal diseases which have been confounded with symptoms, which exclusively arise from that poison ... / [Richard Carmichael]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    “Observations. on those Morbid Poisons, which* stand’ in nearest relation to the Syphilitic; and evidence of the existence of Venereal Diseases, which do not arise from that. Poison. CHAP. II. Of the Local and Constitutional symptoms of Syphilis; mode of treatment, and action of Mercury upon the System. CHAP. III. First Class of Primary Diseases, which have been confounded with Sy- philis, consisting of Four Species;—a Superficial Ulcer, without indura- tion, but with elevated edges;—a similar Ulcer, without induration or elevated edges;—an excoriation of the Glans and Prepuce, attended with purulent discharge ;—-Gonorrhcea Virulenta. Constitutional Symp- toms, arising from those several Affections, and which are alike in all.
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