Clinical Lectures on Lithotomy

Clinical Lectures on Mental Diseases

Lithotomy

To the Editor of the '?'?Indian Medical Gazette." Sir,?Dr. Partridge, in his letter on Lithotomy Statistics in the March number of your paper, says, "since coming here to Assam I have never heard or met with a case of stone in the bladder, nor has any other medical man done so either, as far as I am aware." For the benefit of Surgeons in Assam I would beg to state that, during the past year, I ...

Lectures on the Clinical Uses of Electricity

anticipated; electricity will recall the contractibility,and often, when you have brought, back normal contractibility, you find that the paralysis is cured. The interrupted galvanic current and faradisation will both answer ; if galvanisation is employed, the sponge-handles, well-wetted, should be used, and each set of muscles taken in turn. An interesting case of extensive paralysis, with los...

Clinical Lectures on Enlargement of the Prostate

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