The American journal of the medical sciences. No. 25, January, 1847.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Royal College of Physicians of London, current owner.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Medicine--Periodicals.

Medicine.

Genre:

Periodicals.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (16 pages)

Place of Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : [Lea & Febiger], 1847.

System Details:

text file

Contents:

86. Antimony in the Living Organs

87. Feigned Diseases / Dr. Ferousson

88. Arsenic : how long before its symptoms appear

89. Atropa Belladonna

90 Death by strangulation, homicide, or suicide

91. Infanticide.

92. On the composition of air at different heights in close apartments / M. Lassaigne

94. Opium not poisonous to the rabbit

95. Carbonate of lead

96. Condition of the brain in persons who die by strangulation

97. Presumption of death

98 Poisoning with oxalic acid

99. Murder by a deaf and dumb person

100. Poisoning by cantharides

101. Abstract of researches on magnetism and on certain allied subjects ; including a supposed new imponderable / By Baron Von Reichenbach

Death following a wound of the heart, after seventy-eight hours

An extraordinary case of urinary calculi, 228 in number

Case of spontaneous rupture of the uterus in the third or fourth month of pregnancy. Congenital absence of muscular walls of uterus on one side, of fallopian tube and ovary, and of the os tinæ

Ferrocyanate of Quinta / Dr. H. V. Wooten

Oxalic acid in rhubarb plant

Abscence of spleen

Presumption of survivorship

The right of a physician to compensation for making the request of a coroner

On the effects of emetics in the young subject / By John В. Веге, M. D.

Inhalation of ethereal vapour for the prevention of pain in surgical operations / John C. Warren M.D.

Notes:

Antimony in the Living Organs, death following a wound of the heart, after seventy-eight hours, Oxalic Acid in Rhubarb Plant, Presumption of Survivorship, The Right of a Physician to compensation for making the request of a Coroner documented in full, all other articles wanting.

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Collection FA: RCPCFA012, RCP Library.

Document notes: Publication Statement: 1847, Dimensions: 22 cm, Bibliographical Note: Incomplete number; Bound in volume lettered Medico-legal tracts, 15., Summary: Contents: Antimony in the living organs. -- Presumption of death. -- Death following a wound to the heart after seventy-eight hours. -- Oxalic acid in rhubarb plant. -- Presumption of survivorship. -- The right of a physician to compensation fro making a post-mortem examination at the request of a coroner. -- On the effects of emetics in the young subject., priref: 60526, Barcode: 42447-10, CopyShelfRef: 22-4-c-1(10), CID: 46795.

OCLC:

1159593406

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