THE

EDINBURGH

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL

JOURNAL:

EXHIBITING

A CONCISE VIEW

OF THE

LATEST AND MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES

IN

MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND
PHARMACY.

VOLUME SEVENTH.

1811.

EDINBURGH:

Printed by George Ramsay & Company,

FOR ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND COMPANY, EDINBURGH
LONGMAN, HURST, REES, Orme, and BROWN, LONDON;
AND GILBERT AND HODGES, Dublin.

CONTENTS

OF

VOL. VII.

ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

No. XXV.

ART. I. Observations on two distinct varieties of Ophthalmia, prevalent in
the Army. By Henry Walker, M.D.

II. An Essay on Staphyloma pellucidum conicum. By Mr Robert

Lyall,

III. Case of Tetanus, successfully treated. By Mr Grimstone,

IV. Outline of a Plan for diminishing the prevalence and fatal tenden-
cy of Hooping-Cough. By Mr Henry Edmonstone,

V. Inquiry into the Statements of Messrs Nagle and Wilson respecting

the Yellow-Fever,

VI. Singular Case of Malconformation. By Mr J. T. Conquest,

VII. Sketch of a Plan for Improving the Medical department of the

Navy,

VIII. Account of two Cases of Gonorrhoea relieved by Calomel and
Opium. By Mr George Langstaff,

IX. Remarks on Sore Nipples,

X. On Calculous Concretions. By Mr Peter Copland,

XI. An Account of the Larvae of two species of Insects discharged

By T. Bateman, M. D. &c. (with

from the Human Body.

an Engraving.)

XII. Case of Fungus Hæmatodes.

By Mr J. H. Wishart,

XIII. Case of Preternatural Anus. By Mr J. Peake,

XIV. Appearances upon the Dissection of two Rabid Dogs. By Mr J.

Peake,

Medical Extracts, No. IV.-The Croonian Lecture. By W.

Hyde Wollaston, M. D.

The Inquirer, No. XXI.-On the Deaf and Dumb,

No. XXVI.

ART. I. Medical Report for Nottingham. By James Clarke, M.D.

II. Cases of Apparent Paralysis removed by the supervention of He-

patitis and Gout. By Mr Mellor,

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