THE

EDINBURGH

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

JOURNAL:

EXHIBITING

A CONCISE VIEW

OF THE

LATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES

IN

MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND

PHARMACY.

VOLUME TWENTY-FIFTH.

1826.

UNIV. & BELL HOSP MEDICAL COLLEGE,

READING ROOM.

EDINBURGH:

Printed by the Heirs of D. Willison,

FOR ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND COMPANY, EDINBURGH;

.

HURST, ROBINSON AND COMPANY, LONDON;

AND JOHN CUMMING, DUBLIN.

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ART. I. Of Squamous Disorders. By E. W. Duffin, M. D.

II. Cases of Malconformation of the Urinary and Genital Organs.

By Richard Martland, M. D.

III. Observations on some of the Accidents of Infanticide. By P. J.

Martin

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37

IV. Case of Neuralgic Amaurosis, successfully treated by the Carbonate

of Iron, with Remarks. By William Belcher, M. D.

V. Miscellaneous Medical Communications. By Caleb Crowther, M. D. 43

VI. Psychological and Medical Researches respecting the Cures attributed

to the Prayers of Prince Hohenlohe (Alexander Von). By D. C.

Pfeufer

VII. Farther Remarks on Tetanus. By William Briggs, M. D.

VIII. On the Maternal Foetal Circulation. By David Williams, M. D.

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No. LXXXVII.

ART. I. Case of an Eleven Months Pregnancy, with Observations. By James

Collins, M. D.

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II. A Case of Fungus Hæmatodes, combined with Scrofula. By F.

Proudfoot, M. D.

III. Psychological and Medical Researches respecting the Cures attribut-

ed to the Prayers of Prince Hohenlohe. By D. C. Pfeufer.

(Continued from p. 73 of the preceding Number.)

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IV. Account of a Species of Cynanche Laryngea, which prevailed at Kelso,

and proved fatal to a number of the younger part of the communi-

ty. By William Robertson

V. Case of Malignant Cancer, in which Iodine was administered with

powerful effects. By George Nesse Hill

VI. A Case of Irregular Origin and Course of the Right Subclavian

Artery and Right Inferior Laryngeal Nerve; with Remarks. By

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VII. Observations on a Train of Symptoms which occur in many Old

People, are the Precursors of Death, and arise apparently from an

Ossific tendency in the Arterial System. By Henry Vernon, M.D. 289.

VIII. Case of Hereditary Hæmorrhoea. By Theodore Davis

IX. Case of Wound in the Lungs. By James Mitchell. Communicated

by Dr Abercromby

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