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

  • Richard Carmichael
Date:
1814
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

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

    83/262 page 69
    CASE XV. James Byrne,. admitted 16th Sept. 1812, on account of two large . superficial ulcers, without induration, engaging the greater part of the glans penis. ‘They were covered with a white glutinous matter; there was also a similar ulcer on the corona glandis, of a raised fungous ap- pearance, accompanied by a strong tendency to phymosis. He was di-. rected to wash the parts repeatedly in the lotion composed of calome]. and lime water, and to take the antimonial. solution.* Sept. 28th. The ulcers looked clean, and were healing round the: edges, and October thie 10th. he was discharged the hospital well. CASE. XVI. William Moore,. December 8th, 1812; was admitted, with phymosis,. and discharge of purulent matter from. the glans and prepuce. The lo-- tion, composed of muriate of mercury and lime water, was directed: fot him. In four days he was able. ta retract the prepuce, which ex-. posed three or four superficial sores;. each. about the size. of a silver- penny. In four days. more they were healed, and he was. discharged. the hospital. well, on. the. 20th. of December.. 5 CASE:X Vili. William: Lucas; October’ 26th, 1813:. There’ was an ulcer,. the- size of halfa-crown,. situated) on the prepuce;: it was superficial,. smooth, andi without induration:. The prepuce was consderably: swelled,, * See Formula, p, 35.-
    digitised image 1
    digitised image 2
    digitised image 3