Some forms of undiagnosed coronary disease in Nineteenth-century England.
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points shall be as far as possible avoided; and the topics of Diagnosis and Treatment shall not be introduced farther than is necessary to illustrate the Pathology of the Subject'. What lay behind this, I cannot say, but it has the great advantage that the published Transactions concentrate on factual data rather than theories. The Society grew and prospered, right up to 1907, when it was dissolved to constitute henceforth the Pathological section of the Royal Society of Medicine. The fifty-eight volumes which it produced, however, form the most valuable single guide to British pathology in the nineteenth century. The published Transactions were grouped under the various systems, and in the first season, in the Circulatory Section, there were thirty-one heart cases, of which fifteen were congenital anomalies, eleven valvular disease, two which I cannot identify, and three of what appear to be ischaemic heart disease. One of these was presented
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عنوان ژورنال:
- Medical History
دوره 12 شماره
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تاریخ انتشار 1968