LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

The Madras Eye Infirmary

it was transferred to Rundall's Road, Vepery. The reports submitted to the Directors were of so favourable a nature, as to induce the Court to continue to maintain the hospital, and in order that a suitable successor might be found, in the possible absence of Surgeon Richardson, Assistant-Surgeon T. M. Lane was appointed as an Assistant to Surgeon Richardson in October 1823. During the course o...

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Students and Jrractibioners. By Howard Charles Ballenger, m.d , Professor of Otolaryngology in the Chicago Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat College, &c , and A. Gr Wippern, m.d., Attending Dentist and Aurist to St. Elizabeth's Hospital and formerly Professor of Ophthalmology and Otology, Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat College. Second Edition. Pp. 524. Illustrated with 180 Engravings and 8 Coloured ...

The Older Operations in the Madras Eye Infirmary

history of the Madras Eye Infirmary and of the work of his predecessors in that institution, some of which may be here reproduced. The first quotation to be made from the old records comes from the Annual Report of the Eye Infirmary in the year of trouble 1857. It is written by Dr. J. Liston Paul, then acting for Dr. Shaw, as Superintendent of the Ej7e Infirmary. Dr. Paul gives a clear account ...

Eye, Ear, Nose &throat Monthly a Practical Journal for the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist

The striking success of antihistaminic agents such as pyribenzamine, benadryl and several others in controling the nasal turgescence and rhinorrhea of seasonal hay fever, and in relieving the symptoms of urticaria, led to exaggerated hopes of similar results in the treatment of asthma. While the effectiveness of antihistaminic agents has lent considerable support to the role of histamine in all...

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