Chirurgical observations relative to the epiphora, or watery eye, the scrophulous and intermittent ophthalmy, the extraction of the cataract, and the introduction of the male catheter / by James Ware, surgeon.

  • James Ware
Date:
1792
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Credit: Chirurgical observations relative to the epiphora, or watery eye, the scrophulous and intermittent ophthalmy, the extraction of the cataract, and the introduction of the male catheter / by James Ware, surgeon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    UPON THE SUPERIOR EFFICACY OF THE CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE TO THE PERUVIAN BARK, IN CASES OF THE INTERMITTENT OPHTHALMY. TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, A few fiiort Remarks on the Ufe of the Bark, when the Ophthalmy is connefted with a Scrophiilous Con- ftltution, and accompanied with much general De- bility. Read before the Medical Society, Oilober loth 1790. IT has been remarked by authors on Pa- thology, that when a diforder affumes a regular intermifTion in its fymptoms, though it be perfectly diftindt from an intermittent fever, the Peruvian bark is a remedy highly proper to be adriiiniftered. Accordingly, when there have been fuch intermllTions, inRances are not wanting, in which large dofes of the bark have been given, and in diforders ex- C 4 tremelj
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