An essay towards the improvement of some of the important instruments in surgery : and of the operations in which they are employed / by William Jardine, a surgeon of the Royal Navy.

  • Jardine, William.
Date:
1814
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Credit: An essay towards the improvement of some of the important instruments in surgery : and of the operations in which they are employed / by William Jardine, a surgeon of the Royal Navy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    OBSERVATIONS . ON THOSE DISEASES OF FEMALES, MUtf> are attentJett hp ^i^tSatge^, ILLUSTRATED BY COPPER-PLATES OF THE DISEASES, &c. By CHARLES MANSFIELD CLARKE, MEMBER OP THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS; SURGEON TO THE QUEEN'S LYING-IN-HO. ^ PITAL; AND LECTURER OF MIDWIFERY- IN LONDON. Part II.—MUCOUS DISCHARGES. In Boyal 8vo. including the History and Treatment of those Complaints which are attended by Sanguinous, Watery, and Purulent Discharge. ENGRAVINGS FROM SPECIMENS OF MORBID PARTS, PRESERVED IN lua. CHARLES BELL'S COLLECTION NOW IN WINDMILL STREET, AND SELECTED FROBI THE DIVISIOKS INSCRIBED URETHRA, VESICA, REN, MORBOSA ET LJESA; Containing Specimens of every Disease which is attended with Change of Structure in these Parts, and exhibiting the Injuries from the Bougie, Catheter, Caustic, Trochar, and Lithotomy Knife incautiously used. The Work will be published in Four Fasciculi, of Ten Plates each, in Folio. The first and second Fascicxilus will contain Specimens of diseased Urethra, and of the Canal injured by Operations, with Plans to direct the Use of Instruments. Fasciculus II. Imperial folio. THE MORBID ANATOMY OE THE LIVER; BEIKG AN INSCIRT INTO THE ANATOMICAL CHARACTER, SYMPTOMS, AND TREATMENT OP CERTAIN DISEASES WHICH IMPAIR OR DESTROY THE STRUCTURE OF THAT VISCUS. ORDER I.—TUMOURS. PART II. In which the subject of Tumours will be continued, and several varieties of Tubera will be described : amongst which those wiU be illustrated by highly-finished and coloured Engravings, which ought more par- ticularly to engage the Attention of the Profession, either for the errors in Diagnosis which they occasion, or for the Hemorrhages which attend their progress. In Imperial Quarto. By J. R. FARRE, M. D. COMMENTARIES ON THE DISEASES OF CHILDREN. BY JOHN CLARKE, M.D. &c. &c. &c. THE MORBID ANATOMY OF THE BRAIN, IN MANIA AND HYDROPHOBIA; WITH THE PATHOLOGy OP THESE TWO DISEASES, AS COLLECTED FROM THE PAPERS OF THE LATE ANDREW MARSHAL, M.D. MANT YEARS TEACHER OF ANATOMY IN tOMDON ; / With an Account of some Experiments to ascertain whether the Pericardium and fentricle$ of the Bruirt contain Water in a State of Health t TO WHICH is PREFIXED, A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. By S. SAWREY, EELIOW OF 'RaE EOYAti COUEGE OF SURGEONSj FORMERLY ASSISTANT VECtv&^fi. TO DR. aiAESUAl. In One Volume Octavo. Just Published, MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, PDBLISHED BY THE MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. Vol. v.-illustrated with Plates, Price 18*. Boards.—Vols. I. to TV. illustrated with Plates, Price 3i,. bs, iftds