PERISCOPE.

Case of Pneuma-Thorax in a Medical Gentleman; with an Account of an Operation

performed for its Relief; the effects of the Operation; the Examination after

Death, and Remarks on Pneuma-Thorax generally. By Dr. Johnson

Sheldrake on Dancing

On the Signs of Pulmonary Tubercles. By Charles Hastings, M.D.

On small Doses of Oil of Turpentine for the Cure of Sciatica and other Neuralgiæ

On the Form of the Face and Forehead; with a Theory of their Formation in differ-

ent Ages and Nations. By Dr. Milligan,

Aneurismal Dilatation of the Posterior Auris and Temporal Arteries. By Mr. Syme;

with Criticisms.

Pathology of Musca Volitantes

On the Nature of Tubercles-Phthisis Pulmonalis

Pulmonary Apoplexy

On Abscess of the Liver

Imperforate Anus-Operation, &c. .

Cases of Foreign Bodies in the Larynx and Trachea. By Dr. Reiche

On the Curative Effects of Carriage and Travelling Exercise. By M. Coriolis; with

Observations by Dr. Johnson

Excision of the Clavicle for Osteo-Sarcoma. By Dr. Valentine Mott

Extensive Suppuration, and Death, from the Prick of a Pin. By Mr. Cunnaghan.

Case of Neuralgia of the Par Vagum imitating Hysteria. By Dr. Prus

Sheldrake on the "PERSONAL APPEARANCE" of Young Ladies

Remarkable Alteration in the Structure of the Patella. By Dr. Knox

Amputation of the Lower Jaw. By Dr. Anderson.

On the Respiration of Cold Air in Pulmonary Diseases. By Dr. Drake

On Mesmerism; or Animal Magnetism

On Intermissions and Irregularities of the Pulse, as Caused by the Imperfections of

the Mitral Valves

The Gibraltar Epidemic

Dr. Kennedy on the Management of Blisters

478

489

501

505

506

507

512

513

514

515

515

517

519

549

552

553

554

556

557

559

560

562

564

564

10. On Hypertrophy of the Brain; with Cases, Dissections, and Observations.
By M Laennec, M. D.

565

11. Partial Dislocation of the knee

582

12. Caries of the First and Second Cervical Vertebræ-Dislocation of the Atlas.

582

4. Extraordinary and alarming Effects of drinking Porter after severe Exercise
4. Taliacotian Operation Successful

1. On the Influence of Mercury on the Functions of the Uterus. By Dr. Alexan-

der Colson

1. Scirrhus of the Human Male Breast

2. Non-union of Fractured Humerus. By Mr. Amesbury

471

472

568

1. Loose Cartilages in the Knee-joint-Operation attempted without Success

2. Fracture of the Neck of the Thigh-bone-Delirium Traumaticum-Opium

3. Case of Suicidal Cut-throat, with curious circumstances

524

525

575

4. Insidious and Fatal Pleuritis after a trifling operation

5. Ranula-Treatment by Seton

6. Erysipelas

7. Important Case of Wound of the Femoral Artery and Vein in the Sheath of the
Triceps-Gangrene of the Limb-Death

8. Parallel Case at Haslar Hospital

9. Commentaries

577

578

579

589

593

594

1. Acute Intermittent Dyspnoea

HÔPITAL DE BEAUCAIRE.

532

HÔPITAL BEAUJON.

1. Contusion of the Primeum-Fracture and Separation of the Pelvis

534

2. Canceroid Ulcer of the Upper Lip

535

3. High operation for the Stone Unsuccessful-Recto-vesical Operation resorted to

1. Expulsion of Mr. Lambert, with Reflections and Observations

2. Medical Justice and Liberality-New Pathological Phenomenon

493

498

3. Professional or unprofessional? that is the Question! Mr. Wakley's Report

of the late Trial

499

4. Surgical Reform

500

5. Medical Reform in France-Convocation general, of Physicians and Surgeons

for the purpose of devising a Plan of Medical Education and Police

6. On the Consequences of REPORTING from Medical Societies

542

543

7. On Infirmaries and Dispensaries

544

8. Hospital Reports-Hospital Elections: Sir A. Carlisle's letter-Dissentions in

the Surgical Cabinet

546

Biblographical Record

595

1

REVIEWS.

I.

Commentaries on the Causes, Forms, Symptoms, and Treatment of Insanity. By

G. M. BURROWS, M.D.

II.

HASTINGS-MALVERN-LEAMINGTON.

1. Dr. HARWOOD on the Curative Influence of the Southern Coast of England, es-

pecially that of Hastings.

2. Mr. ADDISON on the Nature and Properties of the Malvern Waters, &c.

3. Dr. LOUDON on the Waters of Leamington Spa.

A Pathological Inquiry into the Nature of Hydrocephalus, grounded on Symptoms

and Morbid Anatomy. By THOMAS MILLS, M.D.

IV.

Deafness, its Causes, Prevention and Cure. By J. STEVENSON, Esq.

V.

An Essay on Intermittent and Remittent Diseases, &c. By Dr. MACCULLOCH.

Art. III.-NEURALGIA.

29

45

49

VI.

Elements of Descriptive and Practical Anatomy. By JONES QUAIN, A.B. M.B. &c.

67

VII.

Cases and Observations, illustrating the Origin of Tubercles. By Professor ALISON

72

VIII.

Medical Essays, on Fever, Inflammation, Rheumatism, Diseases of the Heart, &c.

By JOSEPH BROWN, M.D.

IX.

A Practical Treatise on Parturition. By SAMUEL ASHWELL

X.

Elements of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. By GEORGE Gregory, M.D.

85

97

115

The Morbid Anatomy of the Bowels, Liver, and Stomach. By JOHN ARMSTRONG,

M.D. [Fascic. Second.]

118

XII.

Observations on the Nature and Treatment of Cholera, and on the Pathology of

the Mucous Membranes. By A. CHRISTIE, M. D.

123

XIII.

An Essay on the Treatment of Diseased Joints. By THOMAS BUCHANAN, C.M.

128

XIV.

On the Diagnosis of Dislocations and Fractures of the upper Extremity of the Hu-

merus. By Baron DUPUYTREN

133

PERISCOPE; OR, CIRCUMSPECTIVE REVIEW.

Death of Dr. Gall

Lithontripteur greatly improved.

Curious Action of Colchicum on the Urine

On Intemperance, as a Disease, and as susceptible of Cure. By Dr. Kain.

Mr. Battley's Experiments on Aloes

190

191

192

193

195

Curious Cerebral or Nervous Affection, of a Periodical Character. By Dr. Strambio 195

Observations on Angina Pectoris. By Dr. Farre and others; with Comments 196

Influence of the Brain and Nervous System in the Production of Inflammation. By

Dr. Malden

198

Iatraleptic Treatment of Dropsy

199

Enlargement of the Uterus cured by Iodine. By Dr. Thetford

200

Rapidly fatal Puerperal Peritonitis-Atmospheric Constitution of 1825-6-7-8. By

Dr. Farre

201

203

204

Aneurism of the Middle Meningeal Artery-fatal operation

Death from Stricture

An Account of the Dandy, or Rheumatic Fever of the West Indies. By Dr.Stedman 205

Climate of Barbadoes-Phthisis.

Scirrho-contracted Rectum-Valvular Obstruction--with Comments .

207

208

Apoplexy caused (as was supposed) by Gymnastic Exercises, with Criticisms 211

Severe Affection of the Stomach and Duodenum, imitating Scirrhus of the Pylorus 211

Dr. Wilson on the Cure of Neuralgia

Pulmonary Consumption-Quackeries of St. John Long

Toxicological Considerations on Local and General Blood-letting

On the Treatment of Varicose Veins

Diagnostic Symptoms of Dislocation of the Head of the Femur

Curious Case of Periodical Vino-mania

Remarkable Case of Ischuria Renalis

Quacks and Quack Medicines

Amputation of Fungus Hæmatodes of the Breast

The Spine-Tinker

212

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243

244

245

248

249

250

251

253

254

254

255

256

THE HOSPITAL REPORTER, OR ECLETIC CLINICAL

REVIEW.

HOTEL DIEU.

Eclectic and Clinical Review of the Subject of Traumatic Gangrene, with Cases,

Illustrations, and Criticisms

Dr. Andry on the Gangrena Senilis, or Dry Gangrene of Pott, with an Account of

the successful Practice pursued by Baron Dupuytren

Case of Urinary Bladder mistaken for an Aneurism of the Aorta, at the Hôtel Dieu 152

Memoir on Phlegmonous Tumours occupying the Right Iliac Fossa. By Baron

Dupuytren

GUY'S HOSPITAL.

Injection of the Cavity of a Psoas Abscess, with Criticisms

Compound Fracture of the Tibia and Fibula-Difficulty of Reduction-Amputa-

tion; with Criticisms.

217

153

154,