...Caumartin, before April 1, 1870. A NEW METHOD OF RESUSCITATION FROM HYPERAN^STHESIA BY CHLOROFORM. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. Worster read a case in which chloroform had been administered to a patient, by a party whom he regarded...

...(Boston Med. and Surg. Jour.) "A New Method of Resuscitation from Hyperansesiliesm by Chloroform. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. WORSTER read a case in which chloroform had been administered to a patient, by a party whom he regarded...

...nares was attended with like result. — Boxton Medical and Surgical Journal. RESPIRATORY MITRMTRS. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. James li. Learning read a paper on " Respiratory Murmurs," intended to show its composite character....

...nares was attended with like' result. — linnton Mvdlctd and Surt/fI RESPIRATORY M IT-KMT RK. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. James It. Learning read a paper on " Respiratory Murmurs," intended to show its | composite character....

...trouble by any other of the many dressings heretofore in use — and I therefore would give a decided preference to the " Hammock Splint," in fractures...me, having once become familiar with the instrument. [Cincinnati Lancet and Observer, May 187*.] CASE OF OBLIQUE FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR, AND TRANSVERSE...

...and of three years' standing, but had iiot penetrated the entire true skin. OPIUM FOR EPILEPSY. — At a recent meeting of the New York* Academy of Medicine Dr. Jos. Collins read a paper in which he set forth his experiences with this agent. He stated that it...

...unless the moisture were dried out at once with a current of hot air. ELECTRICAL BULLET-PROBE. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. Girdner of New York exhibited his telephonic bullet-probe. The interesting feature of this probe is...

...unless the moisture were dried out at once with a current of hot air. ELECTRICAL BULLET-PROBE. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. Girdner of New York exhibited his telephonic bullet-probe. The interesting feature of this probe is...

...other vessels are not in a sound condition. AUSCULTATION OF TUB CHEST IN DISEASES OF THE BRAIN. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. Brown-Sequard made some remarks on " The Importance of Frequent Auscultation and Percussion of the...

...of which the medicine is kept applied to the part. Ax ORIGINAL OPERATION FOR RUPTURED PERINEUM. — At a recent meeting of the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr. AC Past read a brief paper on this subject. He had successfully performed the operation he proposes...