Medical lectures and aphorisms.

  • Gee, Samuel (Samuel Jones), 1839-1911.
Date:
1907
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Credit: Medical lectures and aphorisms. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Contents : The History of a case of Cerebral Haem- orrhage.—The Meaning of the words Coma and Apoplexy.—Large Heads in Children.—Aphasia.—The Meaning of the word Delirium.—Nervous Atrophy (atrophia vel anorexia nervosa).—Spinal Myalgia.—The Causes and Forms of Bronchitis.—The Nature of Pul- monary Emphysema.—The Nature of Asthma.—Enlarged Spleen in Children.—Tubercular Peritonitis.—The Signs of Acute Peritoneal Diseases.—Sects in Medicine. —Clinical Aphorisms. Clinical Lectures and Addresses on Surgery. By C. B. Lockwood. Surgeon to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; late Hunterian Professor, Royal College of Surgeons, England ; late Surgeon to the Great Northern Hospital. Illustrated, 5/- net. “ Whatever Mr. Lockwood writes every thinking surgeon is compelled to read.” British Medical Journal. Contents : An Introduction to the Study of Clinical Surgery.—Clinical Reasoning.—The Course of Intra- abdominal Inflammation.—On the Recognition and Man- agement of Intestinal Obstruction.—The Essentials of a Diagnosis.—Secondary Infection of the Lymphatic Glands in Malignant Disease of the Tongue.—Carcinoma of the Breast, and its spread into the Lymphatics.— Varicose Veins. Swelling above, below, and within the Neck of the Scrotum.—Swellings above and below the Neck of the Scrotum.—particularly Inguinal Varicocele and Hydrocele.—Exploratory Laparotomy, especially in cases of Malignant Disease.—Faecal Leaks and Fistulae. —The Immediate Microscopical Diagnosis of Tumours during the course of Operations.