New York State Library bibliography 47 : medical serials / compiled by Ada Bunnell ; with Bibliography of medical jurisprudence, by W. Burt Cook.

Bunnell, Ada.

Date:: 1910

Credit: New York State Library bibliography 47 : medical serials / compiled by Ada Bunnell ; with Bibliography of medical jurisprudence, by W. Burt Cook. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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$Bibliography Schlegel, Martin. Ubcr pliysiologisclie unci durch thcrmischc eingiiffe bedingte veranderungen der trockcnsubstanz des blutes . . . 1902. p. 29-31. 543-9 Q2b Sutherland, W. D. Blood-stams . . . 1907. p. 146-67. 340.6 Su8 SERUM TEST Nuttall, G. H. F. Blood immunity and blood relationship . . . 1904- p. 414-29. 612.1 qQ4 Cremation Cremation \{o prevent inquest; decision in Queen v. Price], i Am. L. J. (O.) 240-41. Ewell, M. D. Burning corpse to prevent inquest; annotated case [Queen y. Price]. 23 Am. L. Reg. (n.s.) 560-69. Hoffman, F. L. Cremation in its relation to the concealment of crime. 18 Med. Leg. J. 500^14. Stephen, Sir J. F., bart. On cremation [charge to grand jury, Glamor- ganshire assizes, Cardiff 1884, in case of Queen v. Price]. 76 Law T. 287. Abstract in 48 J. P. 228. Reviewed in 19 L. J. 258-59; 18 Ir. L. T. 224-25. Dentists Clarke, Percy & Tidy, C. M. Medical law for medical men, their legal relations shortly and popularly' explained, with chapters concerning dentists, chemists and midwives. I57p. Lond. 1890. Dentists and use of anaesthetics. loi Law T. 4. Purrington, W. A. Review of recent legal decisions affecting physicians, dentists, druggists and the public health, together with a brief for the prosecution of unlicensed practitioners . . . losp. N. Y. 1899^ Theory and enforcement of dental legislation. lop. [N. Y. 1901] (L.P.V.191) Rehfuss, W. F. Treatise on dental jurisprudence . . . embracing . . . dental jurisprudence, dental expert testimony, identification by means of the teeth, dental malpractice, cocaine poisoning, fracture of maxilla during extraction of teeth, injuries and deaths due to anaes- thesia, the jurisprudence of dental patients . . . 468p. Phil. 1892. Rogers, R. V. jr. Dentists [some leading cases considered]. 26 Alb. L. J. 67-69; 26 Jour, of J. 489-95- Williams, R. J. View of the laws relating to physicians, druggists and dentists [in Penn.]. ii5p. Phil. 1884. Drunkenness Baker, L. W. Medico-legal treatment of common inebriates. 5 Med. Leg. J. 410-14. Barnett, H. N. Legal responsibility of the drunkard, with an introduc- tion by Sir Andrew Reed. 64P. Lond. 1908. Bell, Clark. Drunkenness as a defence. 2 Intercoll. L. J. 6-8. • • (see his Medico-legal studies. 3:202-4) Insanity produced by delirium tremens [as a defense]. 10 Med. Leg. J. 226-27. (sec his Medico-legal studies. 3:205) Medical jurisprudence of inebriety. 5 Med. Leg. T. 388-98; 21 Am. L. Rev. 955-63.$