Selected monographs : comprising Albuminuria in health and disease ... Some considerations on the nature and pathology of typhus and typhoid fever ... Moveable kidney in women.

Date:
1884
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Credit: Selected monographs : comprising Albuminuria in health and disease ... Some considerations on the nature and pathology of typhus and typhoid fever ... Moveable kidney in women. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Ulcerating Eruption from Bromide of Potassium. MorpLfea, or Addison’s Keloid. .... Purpura Hfemorrliagica. ..... Molluscum Contagiosum, ..... PLATE XLIII XLIV. XLV. XLVI. “ This Fasciculus supplies life size portraits of pityriasis rubra, papular syphilis, with indurated chancres, and pruriginous impetigo following varicella, which are extremely beautiful, and look life-like.”—Edin. Medical yournal, May, 1872. “ They are better, to our mind, than any other plates in use amongst us ; and there cannot be a question as to the Society’s issue being as popular as it is useful.”—Lancet. “ We have received the thirteenth fasciculus of this splendid collection of drawings, of which no further praise is needed than to say that they are executed with the same artistic skill and fidelity to nature which have charac- terised the whole series.”—Dublin Jo^irnalof Medical Science, May, 1874. A CATALOGUE OF THE PORTRAITS COMPRISED IN THE SOCIETY’S ATLAS OE SKIN DISEASES. Prepared, at the request of the Council, by Mr. Hutchinson. Parts 1 and 2. “ The descriptions, cases, and plates are well given There is one good feature in some of the cases described. Take that of Addison’s Keloid, p. 160. In it we have notes, &c., of a rare skin disease, which has been accurately described by the observers under whose care the patient had been at various stages of the case. This is, therefore, a valuable contribution to medi- cine.”—Edinburgh Medical yournal, February, 1877.