 | Edward Lund - 1874 - 122 pages
...admitted into the hospital ; the result proved fatal partly from the effect of shock, and partly from the fatigue of a very long journey, which he had to undergo...patient has been under my care in the hospital, for an aneurism of the opposite popliteal artery, which has yielded to treatment by pressure with the same... | |
 | 1895 - 530 pages
...units was advisable, should the infection be of a virulent type. Biggs gave some remarkable statistics at the recent meeting of the British Medical Association in London, and claims that it has been passible to completely stamp out diphtheria in four great institutions for... | |
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... which he had to undergo in coming here. The case of popliteal aneurism cured by pressure, was in a man who then had a double aneurism, a large one on the right side, and a small one commencing on the left. In this case, after other means had failed,... 