Catalogue of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia : session of 1852-53.

  • Jefferson Medical College
Date:
1853
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Credit: Catalogue of Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia : session of 1852-53. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    2*TAME. STATE, SUBJECT OF THESIS, Prince, Josiali E. Doke Alabama. Menstruation. Pynchon, Lewis Charlton Georgia. Ulceration from Specific Virus, Ramsay, George M. Pennsylvania. Medical Empiricism. Redfield, John Pennsylvania. External Aneurism. Revercomb, Jacob R. Virginia. Bloodletting. Reynolds, Harvey M. Kentucky. Intermittent Fever. Rice, Francis E. Virginia. Dysentery. Richards, Charles A. L. Ohio. Hydrophobia. Richardson, George N. (M. D.) Virginia. Femoral Hernia. Richie, Robert W. Ohio. Osteology. Richmond, John B. New Jersey. Intermittent Fever. Riley, Samuel A. Georgia. 5 Remittent Fever of Houston County, C Georgia. Robinson, Joseph S. Virginia. Puerperal Fever. Rose, Algernon H. Virginia. Comparative Anatomy and Physi- ( ology of the Circulation. Rose, William W. Virginia. Rubeola. Ross, James Canada. Accidental Hemorrhage. Rossy, Evariste A. Louisiana. Scrofula. Rundio, Peter C. Pennsylvania. Physiology of Vocal Sounds. Sanford, James L. North Carolina. Pneumonia. Schofield, John L. Virginia. Pneumonia. Scott, William J. Virginia. Intermittent Fever. Shammo, Isaac R. Pennsylvania. Cholera Infantum. Shaw, Angus G. Texas. Delirium Tremens. Shields, William W. Virginia. Auscultation and Percussion. Smith, Daniel North Carolina. Fever. Smith, John C. Virginia. The Nervous System. Smith, Levi H. South Carolina. Etiology. Sommers, George A. Virginia. Respiration. Spearman, Alfred S. (M. D.) New York. Variola. Speir, William Georgia. Quackery. Spinner, Jesse F. Virginia. Pleuritis. Statten, Milton Pennsylvania. Dysentery in Lycoming County, Pa. Stephenson, William D. Alabama. Opium. Storrow, S. Appleton (M. D.) Virginia. Duties of a Physician. Strode, William R. Mississippi. Compression of the Brain. Stroud, Joseph Pennsylvania. Scarlatina. Tallman, William Pennsylvania, Entero-mesenteric Fever. Tatum, B. Harris Virginia. Physiology of the Circulation. Taylor, John Y. Delaware. Anaesthesia. Thomson, John A. Pennsylvania. Scarlatina. Tompkins, Samuel W. Virginia. Epidemic Cholera, Townes, Lafayette Michigan. Variola. Trimble, George B. Virginia. 5 Concussion and Compression of the l Brain. Tyler, Randolph Tynes, Robert H. (M.D.) Virginia. Virginia. Virginia. Maryland. Georgia. Missouri. Pennsylvania. Virginia. Acute Gastritis. Remittent Fever, Scarlatina. Dysentery. Digestion. Bilious Remittent Fever. Inguinal Hernia. Functions of the Skin. ( Epidemic Erysipelas, as it occurred Unseld, James T. Upshur, George M. Usry, Joshua F. Vardeman, Thomas B. Vasey, Wilson P. (M.D.) Walker, Benjamin H. Walker, George S. California. < in California in the Spring and ( Summer of 1851. Wallace, John R. Virginia. Pertussis. Walters, William H. Illinois. Congestive Fever. Watkins, Beverly S. Virginia. Acute Dysentery. Watkins, Richard H. Virginia. Febris Intermittens. Watson, James M. (M. D.) Virginia. Inguinal Hernia. Watson, Thomas E. North Carolina. Typhoid Fever. Wheeler, Alfred Ohio. Pneumonia.
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