On syphilitic affections of the nervous system : their diagnosis and treatment.

  • Anderson, T.M'Call.
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1889
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    WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR. I. On the Curability of attacks of Tubercular Peritonitis and Acute Phthisis. Crown 8vo. 2s. 6d. '* Clinical histories which leave no doubt the author has successfully grappled with one of the most obstinate of maladies—Acute Tuberculosis. -Dublin Medical Journal. '•The cases adduced by Dr. Anderson are very striking. So far as we may judge from their description, the diagnosis of their tubercular nature was justified, and their amenability to a rational course of treatment decidedly unusual.—The Lancet. II. Lectures on Clinical Medicine. With Illustrations. 8vo. 10s. 6d. Contents :—Introduction—Pain as a symptom of disease—Gastric and cerebral vomiting—Hysteria—Spinal irritation—Embolism—Disease of Pons Varolii —Treatment of aneurism by Galvano-puncture—Aneurism of abdominal aorta—Tubercular peritonitis—Acute Phthisis (galloping consumption)— Mediastinal tumour—Granular or gouty kidney—Multiple fatty tumours complicated with aneurism—Lupus Verrucosus—Ephidrosis cruenta—Ele- phantiasis arabum—Vegetable parasitic affections. Very pleasant and profitable reading.—The Lancet. A valuable addition to our medical literature.—British Medical Journal. We hope that it will find its way into the hands of all students throughout the kingdom who are anxious to thoroughly master their profession.—Studetifs Journal and Hospital Gazette. III. On the Treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. With Note of a visit to Davos-Platz. 8vo. Is. IV. On the Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the Stomach, is. MACMILLAN & CO., London. JAMES MACLEHOSE & SONS, Glasgow.
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