Cases of neuralgia spasmodica, commonly termed tic douloureux, successfully treated.

  • Hutchinson, Benjamin.
Date:
1822
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Credit: Cases of neuralgia spasmodica, commonly termed tic douloureux, successfully treated. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    and confiding in his theory, from a convic- tion of the utility of the one, and the proof of the other by practical application, both in the hospital and in my own private practice. I am induced to suppose, from the im- provement of the tongue, of digestion, and of mental energy, that the iron acts not only immediately upon the blood by enter- ing its composition, but also consecutively, by promoting the energy and healthy ac- tion of the stomach, and the organs therewith connected, which we know must produce commensurate effects upon the sensorium and its connections. I hope, Sir, you will pardon the length of my communication: its importance will, I trust, plead my apology. I am, Sir, Yours most faithfully, and respectfully, Thomas Richmond. h 4