The principles of forensic medicine, systematically arranged and applied to British practice / John Gordon Smith.

  • John Gordon Smith
Date:
1827
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    ‘ PAGE Consulting together, import- ance of,to medical witnesses 583 Contractility of the muscular fibre after death... .....20. 515 Co-operation recommended to practitioners ............. 95 Cop.anp, Dr. his treatment of persons poisoned by opium ]80Q Copper, detection of, 123— poisoning by, 119—silvered - by arsenic, 86—sulphate of, a test of arsenic, 101—tests of, 122—vessels, tinning of, 556 Copperas, mistake concern- ing, 556—poisoning by.... 130 Cord, umbilical. ..5. 365. 369. 564 Coroner’s .inguests, account Bicaas Gi ie leek eb er OKO Corpora lutea............0. 491 Corporal punishment....... 399 : -—— corres- . _ pondence on.............. 405 Corrosive poisons, general ac- Mount, Of ed caiviewssinsn tesa er FI sublimate, action of intestinal canal on, 116— antidotes to, 113—detec- ’ tion of, 111*—extraordinary quantity of, swallowed, 66. Vide Mercury. ~— : Courtesy, tenant by......... d14 Coventry, Sir J. case of.... 392 CowPer, Spencer, trial of.... 529 Cranium, wounds, &c. of the, 266 Cre LL, Dr. evidence of, on the trial of S. Cowper........ 529 Criminals, resuscitation of, 236. 561 Cutting the throat.......273. 303 DANIEL, test for infanticide proposed by...........362. 376 Datura Stramonium, poison- IBS Del <4 (uvitemit sisvatden? 190 Dead body, identification of a, 505—characteristics of the, 12—origin of interment of, 19 Deaf and Dumb, 438—pre- . tended, 476—trial of the .. 568 Death after flogging, case of, 404—apparent, 4. 540—in the healthy state, 3—by maggots, 210—semblance of, in the living body, 20 -- signs and discrimination of, 9—proper modc of investi- gating the cause of, in donbt- PAGE ful cases, 47:—sudden, by exposure to cold, 40—by intoxication, 42. 58—by lightning, 39, 58—by men- tal emotions, 88—by noxi- ous gases, 54. 218—by swal- lowing cold water when heated, 41—from aneurism, 37—from apoplexy, 34— from ccld and hunger, 56— from epilepsy, 36—from ex- ternal influences, 38—from inflammation, 38 — from morbid. causes, 31. 37—in the healthy state, 3—with- out criminal agency, 31— tests of the reality of, 13— through personal agency.. 61 Decolorising process in test- ing POISONS. ........606. 104 Delivery, signs Of... ..c00008 490 Diaphragm, wounds of the... 279 Digitalis, poisoning by...... 192 Diseases causing sterility, 463 —congenital,522—in which sudden death takes place, _ 37—pretended....... «0... 468 Disqualificatious, 415—for ge- neral purposes, 437-~for marriage, 447—for military service, 440—moral, 417— physical, 436—pretended.. 467 Dissecting, inoculation from, 210—necessity for care in, 297—premature.,...ecee.. 98 Disinfecting agents ......... 572 Docimasia pulmonaris, 344-— recapitulation of...... ‘as. 378 DonELLAN, Capt. case of, 184, 558 DonwatL, Mr. case of, 95.10). 352. } Doubtful evidence, consc- QUENCES Of sie vie chiens o ald hes Drake, the soldier, case of. . Dropsy, ovarian, mistakes as 10 vew.ecsestns bones o@iey /485 Drowning, 222 —combined | with violence, 228—ques- tion as to the éntrance of waterin death by, 223. 225 —suicide by, 298—survivor- SHIP Iss .y 26 OK hing Dumb. Vide Deaf. Dunes, battle of the, allusion » Obs 7 O34 473 oll