Volume 1

A treatise on the diseases of the heart and great vessels, and on the affections which may be mistaken for them : comprising the author's view of the physiology of the heart's actions and sounds, as demonstrated by his experiments on the motions and sounds in 1830, and on the sounds in 1834-35 / by J. Hope.

  • Hope, James, 1801-1841.
Date:
1839
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Credit: A treatise on the diseases of the heart and great vessels, and on the affections which may be mistaken for them : comprising the author's view of the physiology of the heart's actions and sounds, as demonstrated by his experiments on the motions and sounds in 1830, and on the sounds in 1834-35 / by J. Hope. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    DR. JOHN FORBES, F.RB.S., Editor of THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW. ‘We have now, for the first time, a Medical Review from the British press, deservi parison with the most celebrated of the journals devoted to literature ae Eten ioc “The articles do not consist simply of an analysis of the work subject to examination ; but of a critical digest of all the information therein contained, and of all that can be gathered from other sources unnoticed by the author. The most profound research, extensive experience, and critical acumen, are brought to bear upon the subjects discussed; and the consequence is, a more satis- factory epitome of the state of medical science at the present time than we have met with in any other work which has come under our observation. The execution of the mechanical part : fully en . A ge taemite 23 Pac ces have no hesitation in pronouncing ‘The British and “oreign Medical Review e first medical periodical in the world.”’— “7 i Library and Intelligencer. pie AG ««¢The British and Foreign Medical Review’ is certainly the ablest periodical i i England.’’—Journal of the Caleutta Medical and Physical Society. : Bet THE BRITISH & FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW is published Quarterly, price Six Shillings. The first eleven volumes may be had, elegantly done up in cloth boards, at the same price as the single Numbers, ** No. XXYV. will be published on the Ist of January, 1842. wanes DR. GREGORY, Physician to the Fever Hospital. ELEMENTS OF THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE; designed for the Use of Students. Fifth Edition, 8vo, cloth, 16s. PED DAI II DRY HENNE N, BES. Inspector of Military Hospitals. PRINCIPLES OF MILITARY SURGERY comprising Obser- vations on the Arrangement, Police, and Practice of Hospitals; and on the History, Treatment, and Anomalies of Variola and Syphilis. Ilustrated with Cases and Dissections. Third Edition, with Life of the Author, by his Son, DR. JOHN HENNEN. 8vo, boards, 16s. «« The value of Dr. Hennen’s work is too well appreciated to need any praise of ours. Weare only required, then, to bring the third edition before the notice of our readers; and having done this, we shall merely add, that no military surgeon ought to be without it.’”*—Medical Gazette. ta nee DR. HOPE, F.RB.S., Late Physician to St. George’s Hospitai. A TREATISE ON THE DiSEASES OF THE HEART AND GREAT VESSELS, and on the Affections which may be mistaken for them. Third edition, with Plates, 8vo, cloth, 18s. *¢ The addition of one-third of new matter to the present volume, and the care with which the whole has been revised and corrected, will, I trust, sufficiently prove my respect for the favour- able opinion of my professional] brethren, as evinced, not in this country only, but also on the European and American continents, by the saie of ne less than six or seven editions and trans- lations in as many years.’’—Ewtraci from Preface. ‘¢ When his great work on ‘ Diseases of the Heart’ was first published, the whole profession united in commendation of its excellence ; and in the enlarged and improved form in which the author was fortunately enabled to reproduce it in a third edition, it is now universally acknow- ledged to be the best book on the subject in any language.”’—Britisi and Foreign Medical Review, July, 1841. PRPS LOLS LPAI AIS ODL DD DR. JOHNSTONE, Physician to the General Hospital, and Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics at the Royal School of Medicine, Birmingham. A DISCOURSE ON THE PHENOMENA OF SENSATION, AS CONNECTED WITH THE MENTAL, PHYSICAL, AND IN- STINCTIVE FACULTIES OF MAN. 8vo, cloth, 8s. ‘This volume contains a good resumé of the labours of different physiologists ; it exhibits careful and extensive reading, and a just and candid appreciation of the labours of other men. The student of the nervous system will derive benefit from the perusal of this work, which is very creditable to its author.” —Dublin Journal of Medical Science.