Glossology: or the additional means of diagnosis of disease to be derived from indications and appearances of the tongue. Read before the Senior Physical Society of Guy's Hospital, 4th November, 1843 / by Benjamin Ridge.

  • Ridge, Benjamin
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1844
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Credit: Glossology: or the additional means of diagnosis of disease to be derived from indications and appearances of the tongue. Read before the Senior Physical Society of Guy's Hospital, 4th November, 1843 / by Benjamin Ridge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Preparing for the Press, BY THE SAME AUTHOR. Parr I.—An Inquiry into Theories and Systems of Medicine, Therapeutics, and Diet. Part I].—The Material Vitality of the Atmosphere, Vegetation, Animals, and Man. Parr III.—The Causes of Health and Disease—The Primary, Secondary, and Mixed Diseases—A New Nosological Arrangement of Diseases, of Therapeutics, and of Diet. Part IV.—The best parts of every Theory made subservient to the above views—The Philosophy of Part III defended and proved by the best and soundest treatment of Diseases, on the authority of the best writers and the practice of the ablest physicians—Description of a New Membrane lately discovered by the Author of this Treatise; its uses in the early ages of Animal Vitality; and how old age is supported by means, if not exactly similar, having the same wise ends.