The Sun.
London, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

NO. I. OF A NEW VOLUME.
THE LANCET of SATIJIMAY, July 4, com-
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Contents of the Number for July 11—Hospital Reports—On Severe
Inflammation of the H,nd—Palsy Stone in the Bladder in a Child
—Scaly Diseases of the SI. in—Disease of the Lungs in Children—
Treatment of Flooding in Child-birth—Remarkable Recovery from
Poisoning by Oxalic Acid —Review of Budd on Diseases of the Liver
—Doings of the Phreno-Mesmerists—Medical Fees at Assurance
Offices, &c.
The Number for July 18 will contain the second Lecture by Dr.
Conolly on the Management of Lunatic Asylums—Naval Hospital
Keports—Articles on the treatment of Flooding—Cases of Intur-
susception —Perforation of the Bowels—Suppression of Urine—Dis-
location of the AstragalUs.
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