A disquisition of the stone and gravel, and other diseases of the bladder, kidneys, &c. : the occult causes of the stone assign'd, its principles explain'd; with the manner of its accumulation, and by what means a nucleus is first form'd, which generates the stone. Also, stated diagnostics for distinguishing such diseases from carunculae and excressences [sic] of the urethra, the effects of a venereal taint, with the most rational method of cure / By Wm. Adams [pseud].

  • Perry, S. (Sampson), 1747-1823.
Date:
[between 1770 and 1779?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A disquisition of the stone and gravel, and other diseases of the bladder, kidneys, &c. : the occult causes of the stone assign'd, its principles explain'd; with the manner of its accumulation, and by what means a nucleus is first form'd, which generates the stone. Also, stated diagnostics for distinguishing such diseases from carunculae and excressences [sic] of the urethra, the effects of a venereal taint, with the most rational method of cure / By Wm. Adams [pseud]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    t proper for nourifliing the Body' are, in its Paffagc thro’ the Intef- tines, feparated from the other Parts, and afterwards conveyed into the Blood. The fecond Concodlion is per¬ formed in the Blood. By this the Parts, which after the firll; Concoc¬ tion were conveyed into the Blood, are by a furtner Concodtion ren- • dered fit for Nourifliing the different Parts of the Body. It is of Confequence to Health that both Concodlions fliould be well performed: But it is of the * greater Confequence thereto that the firft fhould ; it being agreed by the beft V/riters upon the Subjed;, that an Error in the firft is leldom corrected in the fecond Concodion. CHAP.