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 | Lanark, Ontario - Page 173(South Woodford; Andrew Bradford, MD, CMToronto (Lanark, Ontario) ; and Charles Ernest Goddard, LRCPLond. (Wembley). The following gentleman was ...more pages: xviii 146 189 |
| Liverpool - Page 251Burton, of Liverpool.* He passed the sound in six subjects while they were menstruating. He found that it went in easily, and he thought that it ...more pages: 99 |
| Leeds - Page 100Section of the British Medical Association at its meeting in Leeds, an appointment made chiefly on account of his personal characteristics. ...more pages: 99 326 327 396 401 |
More | Bournemouth - Page 252HG Lys, MDLond., now of Bournemouth ; and Mr. Wm. Penberthy, now Assistant Medical Officer, Borough Asylum, Mapperly Hill, Nottingham. ... |
| Naples - Page 117After the revival of the operation in Naples under Professor Morisani, and its much better management by him and Professor Novi in 1866, the mortality ...more pages: 118 119 281 |
| Manchester - Page 104Clay contributed copiously to the medical journals during the early years of his residence in Manchester. He wrote on the therapeutic value of ...more pages: xlviii 101 |
| Brighton - Page 107Edward John Tilt was born at Brighton in 1815, and received his medical education first at St. George's Hospital, and then in Paris. ... |
| Albany - Page 274urethra have been recognised by careful examination at different medical colleges in America, — for example, the hospital at Albany in New York State. ... |
| New York - Page 270Goffe, of New York, as well as those reported by him (Dr. Smith), the cervical canal proved a most useful and natural vent for the evacuation of ...more pages: 107 |
| Dover - Page 144Soon after this she married and went to live at Dover, and the doctor who attended her was good enough to write and inform him that she had two ... |
| Edinburgh - Page 101Lizars in Edinburgh had had so little success that he had not persevered with it. No one had successfully performed the operation in London. ... |
| Cambridge - Page 224monkeys which he kept under observation both in the Zoological Gardens in Calcutta and in Cambridge, and mentioned the swelling of nipples and vulva, ...more pages: 214 |
| Cardiff - Page 385Skyrme, of Cardiff. The patient is only now, September, 1894, actually in extremis. The symptoms had lasted nearly a year when I first saw her. ... |
| Ayr - Page 90Henry Candlish, of Ayr, was educated at the University of Glasgow. He took prizes as a student, and graduated MD in 1858 "with commendation. ...more pages: 392 |
| Paris - Page 107Tilt received the impulse which shaped his professional career while studying in Paris. He learned from Recamier the use of the speculum, ...more pages: 90 92 408 |
| Hertford - Page 114(Haileybury College, Hertford) ; Archdale Lloyd Sharpin, LRCPLond. (Bedford) ; Thomas George Stevens, MB, BSLond. ; Montague Tench, MD (Great Dunmow) ... |
| London - Page 96Hewitt was appointed Professor of Midwifery in University College, London, and Obstetric Physician to University College Hospital, in succession to ...more pages: xliv lii 92 101 104 407 |
| Vienna - Page 104He was the first in this country to cure varicose veins by Laugier's operation with Vienna paste. He invented a speculum for the better performance of ... |
| Cairo - Page 159Milton, of Cairo, is not identical with the preceding three cases, inasmuch as, owing to patency of the duct at its vulvar termination, there was free ... |
| Athens, Georgia - Page 119Thomas Coggin, now of Athens, Georgia, was in Heidelberg in 1890, and there learned all about the symphysiotomies of Naples from an Italian medical ... |
| Dublin - Page 92cated at the Catholic University, Dublin, and became a Licentiate of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland in 1862, and of the Eoyal College of ... |
| Lyon - Page 145Wright and Co., and the Societe des Sciences Me"dicales de Lyon. George AHC Berkeley, BA, MB, BCCantab. ; Woodley D. Betenson, LRCPLond. ; David Brown ... |
| London, Ontario - Page xxviRICHARD, MD, Professor of Gynaecology, Western University ; 1, Ellwood place, Queen's avenue, London, Ontario, Canada. ... |
| Boston, Massachusetts - Page xlviiiMD, AM, Professor of Obstetrics in Harvard University ; Physician to the Boston Lying-in Hospital; 225, Commonwealth avenue, Boston, Massachusetts, ...more pages: xii li |
| ARTHUR, MB - Page xliii1873f NICHOLSON, ARTHUR, MB Lond., 30, Brunswick square, Brighton. 1894 NICHOLSON, EDGAR, MRCS, 42, Portland road, Notting hill, W. ... |
| Colchester - Page xxiv1889f DAWSON, WILLIAM EDWARD, LRCPI, Walton-on-Naze, near Colchester. 1859 DAY, WILLIAM HENRY, MD, Physician to the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women ... |
| Philadelphia - Page 117HAERIS, AM, MD (of Philadelphia), Mi.NOHAHT FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN CYV «'OI.OOIC VL ASSOCIATION. (Communicated by Dr. LEWRRS. ...more pages: 396 |
| Frederick, MD - Page 396315 Hall, Frederick, MDSt. And., of Leeds, obituary notice of . 99 HANDFIELD-JONES (M.), fibroma of ovary . . . 343 Hardey, Key, of Wardrobe Place, ...more pages: 401 |
| Loughborough - Page lv1886 TUCKETT, WALTER HEGINALD, Woodhouse Eaves, near Loughborough. 1865* TURNER, JOHN SIDNEY, Stanton House, 81, Anerley road, Upper Norwood, ... |
| Ormskirk - Page xxviii1891t GARRETT, ARTHUR EDWARD, LRCS, & LMEd., The Limes, Rickmansworth. 1873*fGARTON, WILLIAM, MD, FRCS, Inglewood, Aughton, near Ormskirk. |
| Southampton - Page xxvi1890f EHRMANN, ALBERT, LRCPLond., Bitterne, near Southampton. 1879f ELDER, GEORGE, MD, CM, Surgeon to the Samaritan Hospital for Women, Nottingham; ... |
| Portland, Oregon - Page xivEdin., 505, Williams avenue, Albina, Portland, Oregon, USA 1886*tBARBOUR, AH FREELAND.MDEdin., 4, Charlotte square, Edinburgh. OF* BARNES, ROBERT, MD, ... |
| Leicester - Page liv1892f SWAYNE, WALTER CARLESS, MB Lond., 3, Leicester villas, St. Paul's road, Clifton. 1888* SWORN, HENRY GEORGE, LKQCP & LM, 5, Highbury crescent, N. ... |
| Winnipeg, Manitoba - Page xxxvi1881f JONES, JAMES ROBERT, MB, 171, Donald street, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. 1894-f JONES, JOHN AKNALLT, LECP Lond., Heathmont, Aber- avon, ... |
| Calcutta - Page 224monkeys which he kept under observation both in the Zoological Gardens in Calcutta and in Cambridge, and mentioned the swelling of nipples and vulva, ... |
| Rio de Janeiro - Page l1866*fSABoiA, Baron V. de, MD, Director of the School of Medicine, Rio de Janeiro ; 7, Rua dom Affonso, Petropolis, Rio Janeiro. ... |
| Madras - Page xxv1871f DRAO-BROCKMAN, EDWARD FORSTER, FRC S., LRCP Lond., Brigade-Surgeon ; Superintendent Eye Infirmary, Madras ; Professor of Physiology and ... |
Popular passagesI have just summarized represent only the means to the great end for which we, as a Society, exist — viz., "the promotion of knowledge in all that relates to obstetrics and the diseases of women and children." I now come to the most important part of the year's record, which is the work that we have done. I take the various subjects we have considered in the order usually followed in systematic works. Page 76 Watts' patient had a vaginal cyst which bulged from the anterior vaginal wall in the position of a urethrocele. The urethra was, however, quite normal. He laid open the cyst per vaginam, and to his surprise was able to pass a probe several inches without the slightest resistance. The probe passed to the patient's left side, and its tip was easily felt at a point midway between the umbilicus and the left anterior superior iliac spine. Watts thought this probe had penetrated to the peritoneal cavity,... Page 156 Physician-accoucheur to H. I. and RH the Duchess of Edinburgh ; Professor of Obstetric Medicine in King's College ; Physician for the Diseases of Women and Children to King's College Hospital ; Consulting... Page xlvi If it run a favourable course, the fits cease, then tbe urine increases in amount, and the percentage of urea in it rises. If the excretion of urea be not reestablished, the case quickly ends fatally. Such cases seldom, if ever, pass into chronic Bright's disease. The other is a disease which attacks older subjects, chiefly those who have had children before. Its premonitory symptoms extend over a period measurable by weeks or months. Page 11 DISEASES OF WOMEN. A Clinical Guide to their Diagnosis and Treatment. By G. Page xxxiii There are at least two kinds of renal disease to which a pregnant woman is specially liable. One of these is a very acute disease, in which premonitory symptoms are either absent or of duration measurable by hours or days. It attacks chiefly primigravidse. It often causes intra-uterine death of the child. It is attended with extreme diminution of the quantity of urine, and the small quantity of urine that is passed is greatly deficient in urea, but contains enough albumin to make it solid on boiling.... Page 11 ... of both portions of the duct. 4. Attention is drawn to these cases as affording explanations of some obscure cases of profuse watery discharge from the vagina, not coming from the uterus or bladder. 5. The question of treatment is also approached, and the opinion is expressed that where the whole duct is distended the vaginal part of the cyst may be laid open as far as the base of the broad ligament, and the broad ligament portion encouraged to contract and close up. Page 168 ... before. Its premonitory symptoms extend over a period measurable by weeks or months. It often leads to intra-uterine death of the child. It is accompanied generally by increase in the quantity of urine, with copious loss of albumin, but not so much in proportion to the urine as in the more acute disease, and with diminution in the elimination of urea, but not nearly so great a diminution as in the more acute disease. Delivery is followed by temporarily increased diuresis and increase in the urea... Page 49 When the pressure within the abdomen is greater than usual the amount of urine may be diminished, but in such cases the diuresis and the augmentation of the urea elimination after delivery are proportionately greater. In the acute disease which causes eclampsia, and in the chronic disease when it is associated with excessive intra-abdominal pressure, much of the albumin is paraglobulin. Page 49 THE author points out that the form of pelvic inflammation with which small suppurating cysts of the ovary and ovarian abscesses are usually associated is not pelvic cellulitis, but salpingitis, the ovarian suppuration being due to secondary infection. Page 277 LessContents | vii | | | | | xiii | | | | | lxii | | | | | 6 | | | | | 61 | | | | | 113 | | | | | 145 | | | |
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