Volume 1

Biennial retrospect of medicine, surgery and their allied sciences, 1865-74 / edited by Henry Power ... [and others].

Date:
1867-75
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    [We regret that it is impossible, our space being exhausted, to find room for an excellent and most suggestive paper by Dr. B. W. Richard- son,* which it is impossible to abridge without spoiling it. The injection of a compound nutrient fluid into the veins, by a most in- genious apparatus which Dr. Richardson has invented, is a peculiarly promising proposal; and the wholo paper is replete with interest.] Other papers, &c, on various questions connected with cholera are the following: Bennet, Dr. Risdon, treatment of cholera collapse (' Brit. Med. Journ,,' Oct. 28,1865). Bullar, hot mustard baths in cholera collapse ('Brit. Med. Journ.,' Oct. 21, Nov. 4, 1S65). Ouvriere,use of ammonia in cholera (' Union Med.,' 126,1865). Chapman, J., ice to the spine in cholera and diarrhoea (' Med. Times and Gaz.,' July 29, Oct. 14, 1865). Clemens, vapour of chloride of copper as a disinfectant in cholera (' Deutsche Klin.,' xliv, 1S65). Lebled, treatment of cholera in the algide stage ('Gaz. des Hop.,' 129, 1S65). Lasegue, on epidemic Asiatic cholera ('Arch. Gen.,'vi, p. 514,1865). Peyrussan, influence of fever in the development of cholera ('Gaz. des Hop.,' 127, 1865). Fournie, nature and treatmentof cholera ('Union Med.,' 126,1865). Duclos, treatment of cholera (' Union,' 129, 1865). Dechambre, on cholera (Gaz. Hebd., 41, 43, 51, 1865). Gardner, cholera and its treatment ('Brit. Med. Journ.,' Sept. 16, Nov. 4, 1865). Isambat, isolation of cholera patients in hospitals (' Gaz. Hebd.,' xli, 1865). Ley, the treatment of cholera laid at the door of the whole world (Paris, 1865). Tian, cholera in Constantinople ('Bayer iirzt. int. Bl.,' xlii, 1865). Milroy, G., geographical distribution of cholera ('Brit, and For. Rev.,' Oct. 1865). Pacini, specific causes, pathological process, and indications for treatment in cholera (Florence, 1865). Tommasi, on cholera (' II Morgagni,' vii, 1865). Worms, J., on the origin of cholera and the mode of its propagation (' Gaz. Hebd.,' 40, 43, 1865). Zagiell, cholera in Egypt in 1865 ('Gaz. des Hop., 119, 1865). Drasche, geographical and statistical history of cholera epidemic in 1865 (' Wien. Med. Wochnsch.,' 1865, several papers). Marroth, on the prodromata of cholera (' Union Med.,' 126,1865). Aubert, Roche, report on cholera in the isthmus of Suez, July, 1865 (Paris, 1865). Sagastreme, prophylaxis of the algide stage of cholera (El. Sig. Med.,' Oct. 1865). Armand, the cholera in Cochin China ('Gaz. Hebd.,'39, 41, 42, 1865). Bourgogne, non-identity of Asiatic cholera with the choleraic fevers of Cochin China (' Journ. de Brux.,' Fev., 1865). Willemin, the manner of diffusion of cholera and the prophylactic measures against it ('Union Med.,' lvii, 1866). Drasche, cholera in relation to war (' Wien. Med. Wochnsch.,'xli, 1865). Fernasini, cholera and its treatment ('Ann. Univ.,' Dec. 1865). Griniaud, relation between the cholera in Egypt and in Marseilles in 1865 (' Gaz. Med.,' xxviii, 1866). Langaudin, contagion of cholera and necessity of quaran- tine (Nice, 1866). Poggio, on the influence of locality in the production of cholera (' El. Sig. Med./ Enero, 1866). Rogatis, on the immunity of workers in copper from cholera,' Gaz. des Hop., lviii,' 1866). Shrimpton, on the contagiousness of cholera (' Gaz. Med.,' 1866). Vinke, on cholera ('Deutsche Klin.,' 1866, several papers). Whittle, bloodletting in cholera ('Med. Times and Gaz.,' May 19, 1866), &c. &c. Cerebrospinal Meningitis, f The epidemic appearance of this disease in Germany commenced, upon a very limited scale during 1863, when it showed itself in Silesia. In the spring and summer of 1864 it appeared at Stettin, Brunswick, Bromberg (in West Prussia), and at Berlin, with some severity. A very limited number of cases ngain occurred in West Prussia in December, j 864. But in the end of January or beginning of February, 1865, an outbreak of considerable extent had occurred some 30 miles south-west * On the Physiological Formula of Cholera, and of the Treatment, ' Med. TimcR and Gaz.,' Aug. 6th, 1866. t The spotted fever of American authori,