A Descriptive and Tabular Report of the Medical and Surgical Cases Treated in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital: From Oct. 16, 1840, to June 1, 1842, with Remarks Upon Its Present Condition and Future Prospects, Illustrated by Tables of Expenditure, &c., and Preceded by an Essay on the Origin and Progress of Hospitals for the Sick, from the Earliest TimesKentish Observer, 1842 - 125 páginas |
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Abscess admitted advantages Ages Ages Ages allowed Amenorrhoea amount annual apothecaries appear art of Medicine asylums Average Number Benefit Bethlem called Canterbury century Christ's Hospital Christian Chronic Church continued cure declared disease Dispensary Eadmer ecclesiastics Elephantiasis England Erysipelas establishment exercise expenditure expenses F M F fact FEMALE Fever former fracture funds Governors Greek Henry VIII Hippocrates Hist Hospital Hospitallers improvement In-patients income Infirmary Inflammation injuries institutions kind Knights Hospitallers knowledge lands Lanfranc Lazar Houses learning lepers leprosy London malady means Medical Charities medical relief ment monastic monks mortmain necessary nosology Number of Days Number of Patients observed origin Out-patients Paraplegia particular Patients affected peculiar period persons physicians possessed powers practice practitioners present Psoriasis received reign remarkable remedies Report Rheumatism Robert Mannyng Sciatica shew sick poor statutes statutes of mortmain subscriptions SURGICAL TABLE Tibiæ treatment Ulcer Viscera whilst
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