Volume 1

A system of medicine / edited by J. Russell Reynolds.

Date:
1870-1872
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Credit: A system of medicine / edited by J. Russell Reynolds. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Mayo, Mr. C., on the camp fever in the army of the Potomac, 390. Moffat, Dr., on the effect of absence of ozone from the air, 403. Murchison, Dr., on perforation in typhoid, 358 ; on sewer emanations as a cause o typhoid, 408 ; on the state of the liver in typhoid, 309 ; on pleurisy in typhoid fever, 37,9. Parkes, Dr. E. A.', on the stools in typhoid fever, 356. Piedvache, M., on the spontaneous origin of typhoid, 406. Pirogoff, on the post-mortem appearances of the intestines in cholera, 395. Schumann, Dr., on poisoning by putrid food, 411. Simon, J., on water as a cause of typhoid fever, 410. Stewart, Dr. A. P., on the distinctions between typhus and typhoid, 415. Trousseau, M., on nitrate of silver in typhoid fever, 419 ; on the blood in typhoid feven, 373. Tweedie, Dr., on nitrate of silver in typhoid fever, 419. Whitley, on the relation of malaria to typhoid fever, 390. Zenker; on the degeneration of muscular tissue in typhoid fever, 371. TYPHUS FEVER, Article on, by George Buchanan, M.D., p. 425. AUTHOBS REFERRED TO. Murchison, Dr., on the spontaneous origin of typhus, 429. Parkes, Dr., on the urine in typhus, 439. VACCINATION, Article on, by Edward Cator Seaton, M.D., p. 274. AUTHORS REFERRED TO. Balfour, Dr., on the amount of small-pox in the army, 288. Ceely, Mr., on inoculation of cows with human small-pox, 303 ; on vaccination wii-i lymph direct from the cow, 277. Cross, Mr., on the protective power of vaccination, 289. Cullerier, M., on the effects of using lymph from a syphilitic child, 30/. _ Heim, Professor, on the influence of time on the protective power of vaccination, -.99 ; on revaccination, 301. ,, , ,. e Jenner, Edward, introduction of vaccination by, 274; on the degeneration of vaccine Jenner Sir W., on the communication of other diseases by vaccination, 305. Kinnis’ J., M.D., on the effects of vaccination on small-pox, 292. Marshall, Mr., on the protective power of vaccination, 289. _ Marson, Mr., on failures in vaccination, 285, 286; on revaccmation, 301. Pachiotti, on the outbreak of syphilis at Rivalta 310. _ Paget, Mr., on the production of cutaneous eruptions by vaccination, 305 , on the com munication of syphilis by vaccination, 306. Sperino, on the outbreak of syphilis at Rivalta, 310. Taupin, M., on experiments with lymph from a syphilitic child, 30/. West, Dr. C., on the communication of syphilis by vaccination, 30o, 316. VARICELLA, Article on, by Samuel Jones Gee, M.D., p. 21/. AUTHORS REFERRED TO. Abercrombie, on the relation of varicella to cow-pox, 218. Bryce, on the eruption in varicella, 219. Cross, on the diagnosis of varicella, 221. _ Fuller, on the non-identity of varicella and variola, 21 /. Gregorv, on the symptoms of varicella, 219. . 7 Heberden, on the non-identity of varicella and variola, 21/. Trousseau, on inoculation of varicella, 219.