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2. Het Speeksel uit een physiologisch, diagnostisch, en therapeutisch oogpunt

beschouwd, döor S. WRIGHT, M.D. Naar de Hoogduitsche bearbeiding van

Dr. S. ECKSTEIN, vertaild en met aanteekeningen voorzien door F. REIN-

DERHOFF

ART. VIII.-Anatomie de Texture ou Histologie, appliquée à la Physiologie et à la

Pathologie. Par AD. BURGGRAEVE, Professeur à la Faculté de Médecine de

l'Université de Gand, &c.

Textural Anatomy, or Histology applied to Physiology and Pathology. By

AD. BURGGRAEVE, Professor at Gand.

ART. IX.-Remarks on the Dysentery and Hepatitis of India. By E. A. PARKES,

M.B., late Assistant Surgeon H. M. 84th Regiment

ART. X.-Malgaigne's Operative Surgery.

BRITTAN, A.B., M.D., &c. &c.

Translated from the French, by F.

155

ART. XI.-1. Recherches Expérimentales sur le Développement de la Graisse pen-

dant l'Alimentation des Animaux. Par M. BOUSSINGAULT. (Annales de

Chimie, tom. xiv, 1845)

2. Der Chemische Process der Respiration. Von JUSTUS VON LIEBIG. (An-

nalen der Chemie, Band lviii, 1846)

157

ib.

163

3. Experimental Researches on the Food of Animals and Fattening of Cattle,

with remarks on the Food of Man. By ROBERT DUNDAS THOMSON, M.D. ib.

ART. XII.-The Military Miscellany; comprehending a History of the Recruiting of

the Army, Military Punishments, &c. &c. By HENRY MARSHALL, F.R.S.E.,

Deputy Inspector-General of Army Hospitals, &c. &c.

ART. XIII.-Lectures on Subjects connected with Clinical Medicine, comprising

Diseases of the Heart. By P. M. LATHAM, M.D., &c. Vol. II

ART. XIV.-Practical Observations and Suggestions in Medicine. By MARSHALL

HALL, M.D., F.R.S., L. & E., &c. &c. First and second Series

ART. XV.-Du Hachisch et de l'Aliénation Mentale, Etudes Psychologiques. Par

J. MOREAU (de Tours), Médecin de l'Hospice de Bicêtre, Membre de la So-

ciété Orientale de Paris

Psychological Studies on Hachisch and on Mental Derangement. By J. MOREAU

(of Tours), Physician to the Hospital of Licêtre, and Member of the Oriental

Society of Paris.

PART SECOND.-Bibliographical Notices.

ART. I.-Dr. Underwood's Treatise on the Diseases of Children; with Directions

for the Management of Infants. Tenth Edition, with Additions. By HENRY

DAVIES, M.D., Senior Physician to the British Lying-in Hospital

ART. II.-Chemistry of the Four Seasons. By THOMAS GRIFFITHS

ART. III.-A Practical Treatise on the Diseases Peculiar to Women. By SAMUEL

ASHWELL, M.D., &c. Second Edition

ART. IV. The Health of Towns as influenced by defective Cleansing and Drainage;

and on the application of the Refuse of Towns to Agricultural Purposes; being

a Lecture delivered at the Russell Institution, May 5, 1846. By WILLIAM A.

GUY, M.B., Cantab, &c. &c.

ART. V.-Fever physiologically considered; considerations on Yellow Fever, Typhus

Fever, Plague, Cholera, and Sea-Scurvy; also the Questions of Contagion

and the Quarantine Laws; with an Address to the Public, &c., on the po-

pular Treatment of Cholera. By DAVID M'CONNELL REED, Esq., Licentiate

of Medicine, &c.

ART. VI.-1. Introductory Discourse on the Mode of Investigating the Sciences

belonging to the Medical Profession, delivered in the Theatre of St. George's

Hospital, October 1, 1846. By Sir BENJAMIN C. BRODIE, Bart. &c.

2. On Medical Education; being a Lecture delivered at King's College, London,

at the opening of the Medical Session, 1846-7, to which is added a Lecture

delivered on the same occasion in the year 1842. By WILLIAM A. GUY, M.B.

Cantab., Professor of Forensic Medicine, King's College, &c.

3. The Motives of Industry in the Study of Medicine; an Address delivered

at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, on Thursday, October 1, 1846. By JAMES

PAGET, F.R.C.S., Warden of the College, and Lecturer on Physiology in the

Hospital

ART. VII-A Manual of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, including the Prepa-

rations of the Pharmacopoeias of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin, with

many new Medicines. By J. FORBES ROYLE, M.D., F.R.S., Professor of Ma-

teria Medica and Therapeutics, King's College, London

ART. VIII.—Principles of Human Physiology, with their chief applications to Patho-

logy, Hygiene, and Forensic Medicine. By W. B. CARPENTER, M.D., F.R.S.,

Fullerian Professor of Physiology to the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

Third Edition

ART. IX.-A Manual of the Principles and Practice of Ophthalmic Medicine and

Surgery. By T. WHARTON JONES, F.R.S., Lecturer on Anatomy. Physiology,

and Pathology, at the Charing-cross Hospital, &c.

ART. X.-On the Correlation of Physical Forces: being the substance of a Course

of Lectures delivered in the London Institution, in the year 1843. By R. W.

GROVE, M.A., F.R.S, Barrister-at-Law

ART. XI. Urinary Deposits; their Diagnosis, Pathology, and Therapeutical Indi-

cations. By GOLDING BIRD, A.M., M.D., F.R.S., &c. Second Edition

ART. XII.—A descriptive Catalogue of the Anatomical Museum of St. Bartholo-

mew's Hospital. Vol. I, containing the description of the specimens illus-

trative of Pathological Anatomy

248

249

ART. XIII.-Records of Harvey: in Extracts from the Journals of the Royal Hos-

pital of St. Bartholomew. With Notes. By JAMES PAGET, Warden of the

Collegiate Establishment, and Lecturer on Physiology in the Hospital

ART. XIV.-Lectures and Observations on Clinical Surgery. By ANDREW ELLIS,

F.R.C.S.I., &C.

ART. XV.-The Pathological Anatomy of the Human Body. By JULIUS VOGEL,

M.D. Translated by G. E. DAY, M.A. and L.M. Cantab.

1 An Anatomical Description of the Diseases of the Organs of Respiration.

By C. E. HASSE, M.D. Translated and edited by W. E. SWAINE, M.D.

2. The Seven Books of Paulus Ægineta. Translated from the Greek, with a

Commentary. By FRANCIS ADAMS.

3. The Works of William Hewson, F.R.S.

Notes, by GEORge Gulliver, f.R.S.

ART. XVII.-On Diseases of the Skin. By ERASMUS WILSON, F.R.S.

ART. XVIII.-Knowledge; an Introductory Address, delivered at the Bristol Athe-

næum, October 5, 1846, by JoHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS, M.D.

ART. XIX.-The Microscopic Anatomy of the Human Body in Health and Dis-

ease. By ARTHUR HILL HASSALL, F.L.S., M.R.C.S, &c. Parts III-V

ART. XX.-Œuvres Complètes d'Hippocrate, Traduction Nouvelle, avec le Texte

Grec en regard, collationé sur les Manuscripts et toutes les Editions, &c.

Par E. LITTRÉ

The Complete Works of Hippocrates, &c. By E. LITTRÉ, &c.

ART. XXI.-Remarks on National Education. By GEORGE COMBE

ART. XXII.—A Practical Manual, containing a Description of the General, Chemical,

and Microscopical Characters of the Blood and Secretions of the Human

Body, as well as of their Components, including both their Healthy and

Diseased States, with the best methods of separating and estimating their

Ingredients; also, a succinct Account of the various Concretions occasionally

found in the Body, and forming Calculi. By JOHN W. GRIffiths, M.D.,

F.L.S., Senior Physician to the Finsbury Dispensary. Part II

ART. XXIII.-Handbook of Human Anatomy, General, Special, and Topographical.

Translated from the original German of Dr. ALFRED VON BEHR, and adapted

to the use of the English Student. By JOHN BIRKETT, Fellow of the Royal

College of Surgeons of England, and Demonstrator of Anatomy at Guy's

ib.

ART. XXIV.-An Essay on the Treatment of Compound and Complicated Frac-

tures, being an Annual Address before the Massachusetts Medical Society,

in Boston, U. S. America, May 28, 1845. By WILLIAM J. WAlker, m.d. 256

PART THIRD.-Natural History and Treatment

of Diseases.

I. On the Observation of Nature in the Study and Treatment of Disease. By

ANDREW COMBE, M.D. In a Letter to JOHN FORBES, M.D., F.R.S.

II.-Notes on some Experiments, illustrating the Influence of the Vis Medicatrix,

and of the Imagination, in the Cure of Diseases. By a NAVAL SURGEON.

In a Letter to JOHN FORBES, M.D., F.R.S.

III. On the Treatment of Fever by the Application of Cold Water to the Surface

of the Body. By J. H. STALLARD, Esq., Surgeon to the Leicester General

Dispensary. In a Letter to JOHN FORBES, M.D., f.r.s.

257

. 265

269

PART FOURTH.-Original Reports and Memoirs.

Report on the Progress of Practical Medicine, in the departments of Midwifery

and the Diseases of Women and Children, in the years 1845-6. By CHARLES

WEST, M.D., Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Physician-Ac-

coucheur and Lecturer on Midwifery to the Middlesex Hospital, and Senior

Physician to the Royal Infirmary for Children

On a New Means of rendering Surgical Operations Painless

and Foreign Medical Review.

APRIL, 1847.

PART FIRST.-Analytical and Critical Reviews.

ART. I.-1. A Dictionary of Practical Medicine. By JAMES COPLAND, M.D. F.R.S.

Part X. Article "Pestilence Choleric."

2. Notes on the Epidemic Cholera. By R. II. KENNEDY, M.D., late Physician-

General and President of the Medical Board, Bombay. Second Edition

3. Report on the Epidemic Cholera, as it has appeared amongst the native

Troops of the Madras Army on the Line of March from one Station to

another, from 1820 to 1844 inclusive. Drawn up by ALEXANDER Lorimer,

M.D. Published by Order of Government

PAGE

313

ib.

4. Medical Notes and Reflections, &c. By HENRY HOLLAND, M.D., F.R.S.

Chapters, "On the Method of Inquiry as to Contagion" and "On the

Hypothesis of Insect Life as a Cause of Disease" Second Edition

ART. II.—Traité des Syphilides, ou Maladies Vénériennes de la Peau, précédé de

Considérations sur les Syphilis, son Origine, sa Nature, &c. Accompagné

d'un Atlas in-folio, contenant douze Planches dessinées d'après Nature,

gravées et coloriées. Par ALPH. CAZENAVE, Médecin de l'Hôpital Saint

Louis, &c. &c.

ib.

A Treatise on the Syphilitic Eruptions of the Skin, preceded by general

Remarks on the Nature and Origin of Syphilis; accompanied by an Atlas of

twelve Plates, coloured and engraved, and drawn from Nature. By ALPH.

CAZENAVE, Physician to the Hospital of Saint Louis, &c. &c.

ART. III.-Mémoires et Observations Cliniques de Médecine et de Chirurgie. Par

L. MORAND, M.D. &c. .

Clinical Essays and Observations in Medicine and Surgery. By L. MORAND.

M.D. &C.

ART. IV.-Leçons sur les Phénomènes Physique des Corps Vivants. Par C.

MATTEUCCI. Edition Française, publiée, avec Additions considérables, sur

la Deuxième Edition Italienne

Lectures on the Physical Phenomena of Living Beings. By C. MATTEUCCI.

French Edition, translated, with considerable Additions, from the Second

ART. V.-Medico-Chirurgical Transactions. Vol. XXVIII.

Dr. PEACOCK on obstruction of the vena cava inferior.
Mr. E. WILSON on the echinococcus hominis

Messrs. GREATREX and ROBINSON on aneurism of the popliteal artery

Mr. HEWETT on extravasations of blood

Mr. CURLING on hypertrophy in the fingers.

Mr. LE GROS CLARK on the urethra

Dr. TAYLOR on some of the causes of pericarditis

Dr. LEE on the ophthalmia of puerperal women

Mr. PAGET on obstructions of the pulmonary arteries

Mr. DIXON on anæsthesia and loss of motory function of the fifth nerve

Dr. WEST on cephalhæmatoma

Dr. WEBSTER on the pathology of mental diseases

. 414

ib.

. 415

Mr. FERGUSSON on excision of the upper end of the femur

ART. VI.-Guy's Hospital Reports. Second Series. Nos. IV, V, and VI; Oct.

1844; April and Oct. 1846

ib.

Mr. TAYLOR on poisoning by opium

Dr. MUNK on the action of digitalis

Mr. KING on fracture of thigh-bone

Mr. FRANCE on the pathology of iritis

Dr. HUGHES on paracentesis thoracis

Dr. BARLOW's select clinical reports

Messrs. BRERETON and BIRKETT's reports

Dr. ADDISON on phthisis

Mr. TAYLOR on medical jurisprudence

Dr. FRANCIS on sudden death

Mr. GOLDING BIRD on diseases of children

Dr. LEVER on protracted labour

Mr. TAYLOR on poisoning with arsenic

Mr. FRANCE on crystalline lens

Dr. NOTTINGHAM on popliteal aneurism

Mr. COOPER on the neck of the thigh-bone.

Messrs. BIRKETT & GOSSETT's abstract of the reports of the clinical society ib.

Dr. OLDHAM on extra-uterine fœtation

ART. VII.-Inaugural Dissertation on Yellow Fever, and on the Treatment of that

Disease by Saline Medicines. By G. F. BONE, M.D., Assistant-Surgeon to

the Forces. With an Appendix, On the Principles to be observed in pro-

viding Barracks and Hospitals for Troops in the West Indies. By HUGH

BONE, M.D., Inspector-General of Army Hospitals

ART. VIII.—Bidrag till den Tuberkulösa Lungsoten's Nosographi och Pathologi

Af. PEHR ERIK Gellerstedt, Med. Doctor, &c., och Sjukhus Läkare vid

Kongl. Allm. Garnizons Sjukhuset i Stockholm

Contributions to the Nosography and Pathology of Tubercular Phthisis. By

PETER ERIK Gellerstedt, m.D., and Physician to the Royal Garrison

Hospital in Stockholm.

ART. IX. Observations on the Nosological Arrangement of the Bengal Medical

Returns; with a few cursory Remarks on Medical Topography and Military

Hygiene. By FRED. J. MOUAT, M.D., Assistant Surgeon, Bengal Army,

Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Jurisprudence in the Bengal

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