An index to the anatomical, medical, chirurgical, and physiological papers, contained in the Transactions of the Royal Society of London, from the commencement of that work to the end of the year 1817 : chronologically and alphabetically arranged.

Date:
1818
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Credit: An index to the anatomical, medical, chirurgical, and physiological papers, contained in the Transactions of the Royal Society of London, from the commencement of that work to the end of the year 1817 : chronologically and alphabetically arranged. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Account of a medicinal water at Canterbury, Dr. Des Moulins, p. 2462. Account of the cure of two sinous ulcers, with an extraordinary callus, Air. Fowler, p. 2466. Deaf and dumb person who recovered his speech and hearing after a violent fever, &c. Mr. Martin, p. 2469- ANNO 1708-9. VOL. 26. Obstruction in the left ventricle of the brain, affecting the nerves on the opposite side, Dr. Adams, p. 40. Gangrene in the thigh, &c. Air. Calep; with a remark by Mr. Cowper, p. 41. Doses of purging and vomiting medicines, Dr. Cockburn, p. 46. Microscopical observations on the blood vessels and membranes of the intestines, M. Leewenhoeck, p. 53. Alicroscopical observations on the tongue, M. Leewenhoeck, p. 111. Account of an ideot at Ostend, with two chirurgical cases (an uncommonly large schirrous tumour arising from the thigh bone —fracture of the skidl), M. Amy and, p. 170. Account of some surprising effects of the scurvy at Paris, M. Poupart, p. 223. Account of some monstrous births, p. 293. Account of a musket bullet, and the strange manner of its com- ing out of the head, where it had lain near thirty years, Dr. Fielding, p. 317- Observations on incisions of the cornea, Dr. Gandolphe, p. 387- Account of a bunch of hair voided by urine, Air. Yonge; with observations thereon, &c. by M. Leewenhoeck, p. 414.