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Excerpt from Outlines of the Chief Camp Diseases of the United States Armies as Observed During the Present War: A Practical Contribution to Military MedicineIf, in addition, it should prove that considerable dissimilarity exists between the chief diseases observed among tr00ps on this continent and those which have decimated the combatants in European wars, so that the descriptions of the authors who have written on camp diseases abroad are f...

Excerpt from Outlines of the Chief Camp Diseases of the United States Armies as Observed During the Present War: A Practical Contribution to Military MedicineIf, in addition, it should prove that considerable dissimilarity exists between the chief diseases observed among tr00ps on this continent and those which have decimated the combatants in European wars, so that the descriptions of the authors who have written on camp diseases abroad are f...

Excerpt from The Medical Staff of the United States Army, and Its Scientific Work: An Address Delivered to the International Medical Congress at Philadelphia, Wednesday Evening, September 6, 1836Congress at length authorized the actual printing of five thousand Copies of the first part of the work.Meanwhile, anxious that the information collected on some of the more important surgical points should be made public, the Surgeon General published...

Excerpt from The Medical Staff of the United States Army, and Its Scientific Work: An Address Delivered to the International Medical Congress at Philadelphia, Wednesday Evening, September 6, 1836Congress at length authorized the actual printing of five thousand Copies of the first part of the work.Meanwhile, anxious that the information collected on some of the more important surgical points should be made public, the Surgeon General published...

Excerpt from Photo-Micrographs of the Mosquito, &C, Photo-miorogmphlc Negative now/li New Serif-n, By J. J. Woodward, Asst. Snrg., U. S. A. Br on ov ¿u Sonatas Own.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preservin...

Excerpt from Modern Philosophical Conceptions of Life: An Address Delivered Before the Philosophical Society of Washington, DecemberNow please to understand that when I say I recognize all the chemical phases of these processes to be the results of the ordinary chemical laws, I do not entertain any mental reservation with regard to the unrestricted application of these laws. I cannot for a mo ment agree with those physiologists who have imagin...

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Excerpt from The Application of Photography to Micrometry: With Special Reference to the Micrometry of Blood in Criminal CasesThe number of corpuscles 011 each negative ranges from 50 to 140, except on a single negative, which presents only 26 corpuscles. This happens to be a group of large corpuscles the mean diameter of which is 343 millionths of an inch, being the largest average diameter obtained on any negative. The smallest average was 3...

Excerpt from Report on the Causes and Pathology of Pyæmia (Septæmia)The time after an injury at which the disease appears varies greatly with the nature of the injury. I have known pyaemia to set in months subsequent to a compound fracture of the femur. In the case of parturient women it usually begins during the first fifteen days, after venesection, dissecting wounds, and similar acci dents, still earlier.About the PublisherForgotten Books p...

Excerpt from Pseudo-Polypi of the Colon: An Anomalous Result of Follicular UlcerationAmong the specimens received at the Army Medical Museum after the account of follicular ulceration of the colon in the Medical History of the far of the Rebellion had been stereotyped, there are two pieces of colon exhibiting an unusual result of this process of such interest, that, as the case was not reported in the Medical History, 1 the present publica tio...

Excerpt from Report on the Causes and Pathology of Pyæmia (Septæmia)The time after an injury at which the disease appears varies greatly with the nature of the injury. I have known pyaemia to set in months subsequent to a compound fracture of the femur. In the case of parturient women it usually begins during the first fifteen days, after venesection, dissecting wounds, and similar acci dents, still earlier.About the PublisherForgotten Books p...