Historical surgery; or, the progress of the science of medicine: on inflammation, mortification and gunshot wounds.

  • Hunt, John.
Date:
1801
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Historical surgery; or, the progress of the science of medicine: on inflammation, mortification and gunshot wounds. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    CONTENTS. SECTION I. 'The imperJeElions oj the treatment of mcrtf cation exemplfef by the mdfcriminate ife of the bark at improper periods of the dfcafe t SECTION II. The dhfion of morh'fi-ation into two fpedes; illufrative of the effiCls of bark and opium ^ ^ SECTION III. Anpidation confidzred as a remedy in cafes of mortificationy and the ambiguity of the public opinion on this fubjehl SECTION IV. The phyfiology of th'e circulation of the blood confdered as the bafis of the pathology of inflammation and its eonfequemes SECTION V. The modern treatment of mortif cation in cafes of gun-fhot wounds m- - ■ - PA.CB X 11 33 4; 101 SECTION