Essentials of pelvic diagnosis : with illustrative cases / by E. Stanmore Bishop ; and an appendix on examination of blood, etc. by Chas. H. Melland.

  • Bishop, E. Stanmore.
Date:
1903
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    University of Lee PREFACE. vii in which the more broadly marked and more general dividing symptoms are given in itahcs, and the whole in considerable detail. The second form will be found in a ] series of Diagnostic Tables, in which a more comprehensive j view may be taken of the entire class, group, or section of \ pathological conditions to which the case belongs. And, lastly, that no practical assistance should be lacking, there are added ten Illustrative Cases, taken from actual practice, | in which not only are the above methods illustrated, but ' the relative value and meaning of the various symptoms occurring in each are explained and discussed. An Appendix is added, in which the methods of examin- ation of the blood, the examination of discharges for tuber- cular bacilli, and for gonococci, are given. My thanks are due to Professor Stirling, Dean of the Medical Faculty, Victoria University of Manchester, for many valuable suggestions in the preparation of this work ; to Dr. Le Page, of Manchester, for careful super- vision and corrections; to Miss Louise Bradbury, for her clear and accurate drawings, both microscopical and other; to Dr. Kelynack for permission to reproduce his plate of blood cells from the Medical Annual for igo2 ; , and to Messrs. Weiss & Sons, for the loan of blocks illus- | trating the instruments required. I have also to express I my indebtedness to the publishers for great assistance in ! the arrangement of the Tables, for their skill in overcoming i many difficulties in the presentment of this work, and for ] their constant and unfaihng courtesy. j 3, St. Peter's Square, ' Manchester. !