Volume 1

Principles of medicine: comprising general pathology and therapeutics, and a brief general view of etiology, nosology, semeiology, diagnosis and prognosis / by H.T. Buckle.

  • Williams, Charles J. B. (Charles James Blasius), 1805-1889
Date:
1848
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    APPENDIX. Chemical pathology of gout and albuminuria. Additional facts proving the presence of lithic acid and urea in the pee and their deficiency in pie urine. Cure of albuminuria. ’ : p. 514 r. Garrod’s researches and theory on the causes eH phason of scurvy. ae eee facts . : ; 3 p. 516 Dr. Simpson’s discovery of the use of Siti vapour as an anesthetic agent: its mode of action ; cautions as to its employment . > p. BLT Tue Srupy or GeneraAL PATHOLOGY THE PROPER FouNDATION OF PracticaL Muprotnz, (Being a portion of an Introductory Lecture de- livered in 1842.) . : 2 . ; ; : j : p. 518 State of practical medicine as a study and as an art. Favour shewn to empiricism by the public. Irksome and difficult character of the study of medicine as usually taught. Insufficiency of empirical and nosological medicine. Some knowledge of general pathology at length gained in practice. Need of general pathology in the study and practice of medi- cine. What is general pathology? Contributions from all departments of medical science, especially clinical medicine. General pathology the “proper introduction to special pathology. Where principles fail, expe- rience must be the sole guide. Noble nature and objects of medicine the best encouragements to its careful study.