The Symptoms and Signs of Duodenal Ulcer *Communicated to the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, November 14th, 1928.

The Medical Treatment of Duodenal Ulcer *Communicated to the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, November 14th, 1928.

The present position of the treatment of duodenal ulcer is a highly controversial one, and there are many schools of thought. First, there are those who believe that no operative treatment should ever be performed, except for perforation or organic stricture. These are all physicians of the more enlightened type. Then there are those who believe that gastroenterostomy should be performed after ...

The Diagnosis of Peptic Ulcer and Its Bearings on Treatment

hsematemesis and vomiting were regarded formerly as signs of peptic ulcer. They are known now to be utterly ^reliable as signs, both singly and collectively. The symptomatology of peptic ulcers needs to be written afresh on a clean slate, and more consideration paid to various conditions which mimic the symptoms On short refiection it is obvious that there is something radically ^rong. Duodenal...

On Some of the Initial Signs of Pleurisy 1Read at the Meeting of the Society, January 14th, 1903.

Some Experiences in the Treatment of Arterial Injuries *A paper read to the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society on Wednesday, April 14th.

Observations on Epilepsy *Read at a meeting of the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, on 14th May, 1930.

a sudden attack of unconsciousness accompanied by convulsions. Of late years, however, it has been used in connection with so many attacks, including migraine, narcolepsy, pyknolepsy, vaso-vagal and even occasional slight syncopal attacks, that the best definition would appear to be a temporary paroxysmal disorder, not hysterical, of any part of the nervous system. Thus there may be as many epi...