CASES ILLUSTRATING CERTAIN DISEASES OF THE BRAIN.

Two cases illustrating the treatment of neonatal pneumonia.

Five Cases Illustrating the Action of Intra-Pulmonary Injections

grating lung. The injections have been performed after the manner practised by Pepper, of Pennsylvania, and advocated by Beverley Robinson, of New York, in the New York Medical Record for January ioth, 1885. An ordinary hypodermic syringe has been the instrument employed, and the fluid used has been, in all the cases except one, an ethereal solution of iodoform, five minims containing one grain...

Additional Cases and Observations Illustrating the Origin of Tubercles

ease, unfortunately so prevalent in our climate, is to be regarded as the result of the climate alone ; or whether other and more remediable circumstances in the mode of life of those who become so affected, contribute generally and powerfully to its production ; and %dly, Whether the deposition of tubercles, so often the original cause of danger and death in scrofulous diseases, is to be regar...

Cases Illustrating the Benefit of Belladonna in Opium-Poisoning

in the morning, and began to be uneasy and to fall into a drowsy state since 10 A. M. The patient had no fever previously, and no sort of constitutional disturbance whatever. It was a female child, about a year and a half old. On my visit I found my little patient recumbent on her mother's lap, dozing and perspiring a little ; skin cold, both the pupils much contracted, pulse weak and frequent,...

Cases Illustrating the More Unusual Complications of Pneumonia