Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine

5. Illegality and Absurdity of the Oath administered by the College

6. Delaration of Sir Arthur, that the FELLOWs of the College con-

sult with SURGEONS and APOTHECARIES only as they would

with NURSES!

7. Sir Arthur's Reasons for not prosecuting Quacks

8. His Plan of Medical Reform, an Eulogy on the College

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III.

Clinical Observations on the Efficacy of Hydro-Chloruret of Lime, as a

Remedy in certain Stages of Fever and Dysentery. By ROBERT

REID, M.D.

IV.

Traité sur les Gastralgies et les Enteralgies; ou Maladies de l'Estomac et

des Intestins. Par M. BARRAS, M.D. &c.

Observations upon the Origin and Latent Period of Fever. By HENRY

MARSH, M.D.-(Dublin Hospital Reports, Vol. IV.)

VI.

M. ANDRAL, Jun. on Peritoneal Inflammation, Chronic and Acute. From

the Hospital Practice of LA CHARITE

VII.

Memoirs of West Indian Fevers. By JAMES WILSON, M.D.

Dr. BRIGHT'S Reports of Medical Cases in Guy's Hospital

REPORT I. On Dropsical Effusions, as connected with Disease in

the Kidneys

IX.

Dr. FORBES's new Translation of the second Edition of Laennec on Aus-

MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW.

NO. XVI. APRIL 1, 1828.

(First Department.)

ANALYTICAL REVIEWS.

Eclectic Review on Pulmonic Inflammation

II. Dr. Cheyne on Malingering

VI. Medico-Chirurgical Transactions-Nævi Materni, &c.

VII. Dr. Abercombie on the Brain and Spinal Cord

VIII. Dr. Cazenave on Rheumatism

IX. Medico-Chirurgical Transactions: Mr. Earle on Paraplegia, &c.

X. Dr. Horner on the Mucous Membranes

III. Dr. Bright on Dropsical Effusion from Liver Disease

313

XI. Dr. Macculloch on the propagation of Malaria

XII. Dr. Monro on Hydrocephalus

XIII. Mr. Wallace on a Fungus Eruption—Dr. Elliotson on Diarrhea

XIV. Dr. Haslam on the Intellectual composition of Man

XV. Mr. Annesley on the Diseases of India

XVI. M. Koecker on Diseases of the Jaws

XVII.M. Laennec on Angina Pectoris

PERISCOPE.

1. Division of Study and Practice in Medicine and Surgery

2. Practice of Medicine and Surgery

3. Medical Journals for the use of the Periscope

4. On a peculiar Species of Traumatic Delirium, by M. Dupuytren

5. Fractures of the Cervix Femoris, within the Capsule

6. Moral and Pathological Effects of Gambling

7. On injuries of the Hip-Joint

8. On the Nature and Treatment of Traumatic Tetanus

9. Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal-its history

10. On the treatment of Caries of Bone, by Dr. Nicol

11. London Medical Repository-its origin and success

12. Dr. Carter on Intermittent Fevers

13. London Medical Gazette-observations on this new Journal

14. Mr. Bell on the Diseases and Accidents of the Hip-Joint

15. Medical and Physical Journal-its origin and success

16. Mr. James on the Circulation

17. Sir G. Gibbes on Animalcula, Monades, Life, &c.

18. Intelligence from Constantinople-Secrets of the Seraglio

19. Dr. Thomas on Paraplegia

20. Dr. Elliotson on Chronic Affections of the Brain

21. Cooper v. Lawrence—or, the Trephine and the Scalpel

22. Duel between Dr. Forbes and Mr. Thompson

23. State of the Pupil in deep Intoxication (St. George's Hospital,)

24. Strangulated Hernia, (ib.)

25. Anomalous Edematous Swelling of the Leg-(Middlesex Hospital.)

26. Abscess between the Bladder and Pubes.-(St. Thomas's.)

28. Fracture of the 4th and 5th Cervical Vertebra.-(Bartholomew's.)

29. Morbid Growth in the Femur.-(ib.)

30. Hernia-adherent Epiplocele.--(ib.)

31. Laceration of the Urethra, &c.--(Guy's.)

32. Fatal-Disease of the Brain, mistaken for Stomach Disorder

33. Thames Water

34. Remarkable case of Sympathetic Apoplexy

35. Liberty of the Press; more Law-suits

36. An Essay on Delirum Tremens, by Dr. Coates

37. Hydatids of the Liver cured by an operation.-(Hôtel Dieu, Paris.)

38. M. Dupuytren on Stricture of the Lacrymal Duct.—(ib.)

39. On Amputation in Hospital, and on the Field of Battle.-(ib.)

40. M. Hellis on the Effects of Fear.--(Hôtel Dieu Rouen.)

41. Hydro-pneumo-thorax-disease of the heart.-(Hôpital Cochin.)

42. Dr. Cazenave on Urticaria Intermittens.-(Hôpital St. Louis.)

43. Case of Fractured Ribs.-(Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.)

44. Drs. Graves and Stokes on Cutaneous Diseases.--(Meath Hospital.)

45. History of Aneurism-Mr. Wardrop's operations

46. Dr. Lee on Arm and Shoulder Presentations

47. Mr. Rose on Purulent Depôts, after Wounds, &c.

470

50. Disease of the Heart--dissection.-(Coldstream Guards Hospital.)

474

51. Bleeding in Erysipelas-false statements in the Lancet.-(St. George's Hospital.)476

52. Popliteal Aneurism-flagrant mis-statements in the Lancet.-(ib.)

476

53. Secondary Hæmorrhage with cases.--(Middlesex Hospital.)

477

54. Fracture of the 7th Cervical Vertebra.-(St. Thomas's Hospital.)

478

55. Malignant bleeding Polypus.--(Bartholomew's Hospital.)

479

59. Calumnies of the Lancet against Messrs. Keate and Earle

480

60. Discussion on Thoracic Diseases in the Med. Chir. Society

61. Foreign Bodies in Bodies Natural

481

483

62. Discussion on Delirium Tremens in the Westminster Society

63. Dr. Abercrombie on a peculiar Disease of the Pericranium

64. Observations on Coup de Soleil, by Mr. Mitchell

484

485

486

65. Remarkable Disease of the Lungs, by Dr. Seymour

487

66. On the Staining of Blood-vessels, by M. Laennec

488

67. Dr. Abercrombie on a peculiar Affection of the Cranium

68. Irish College of Physicians

69. Prize Essay, and discussion on Tubercles

70. Remarkable disease of the Mucous, Membrane of the Bladder.—(La Charité.) 492

71. Peripneumony in Children.-(Hôpital des Enfans.)

72. Drs. Graves and Stokes on Hepatic diseases.—(Meath Hospital.)

73. Drs. Graves and Stokes on the Pathology of Fever.—(ib.)

493

494

495

496

74. Dr. Cullen on Bronchotomy.~(Royal Infirmary Edinburgh.)——

75. Pulsating Tumours of the Scalp.

1. Dr. Maclachlan's cases, with commentaries.-(Glasgow Infirmary.) 497

2. Mr. Wardrop's case, with commentaries.-(Panton Square.) 499

76. Sciatica cured by Moxa.-(Bartholomew's.)

77. Hydrocele treated on Baron Larry's plan.-(Guy's.)

78. Peculiar Affection of the Thigh.-(St. George's.)

79. Furious Delirium treated by Mercury.--(St. Thomas's.)

80. Duties of the Coroner

81. Drs. Graves and Stokes on inflammation by contiguity

82. Encysted Dropsy of the Abdomen cured by an operation

83. Violent Abdominal Contusion

84. Dr. Vilette on Hydrarthrosis, or Dropsy of the Knee-joint

85. M. Hufeland on Diseases of the Foetus in Utero

. 506

89. Dr. Clanny on the Pathology of the Blood in Typhus
90. Improved Mode of performing Tracheotomy

91. On Hæmatemesis and Melæna

92. Erysipelas treated by Lancet Punctures

. 510

511

. 512

. 514

93. Latest Curriculum of the Royal College of Surgeons

94. Gangrenous Erysipelas-amputation—death.—(Royal Infirmary Edinburgh) 517

95. Mr. C. Bell on the question of Amputation.--(Middlesex Hospital.)
96. Dr. Marsh on Vapour-Bath in Tetanus.—(Steevens' Hospital Dublin.)
97. Injury of the Head-Trephining.-(Bartholomew's.)
98. Peculiar Affection of the Cranial Bones.-(St. George's.)