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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

On Saturday next, July Ist, will be published, No. T. of a
New Series of the

ONDON MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL
JIL.I JOURNAL. Edited by Dr. MACLEOD:

CONTINTS::-AIRDICAL CASlS.—Cases of Cerebral Affections
treated by Dr. P. M. Latham, Dr. Chambers, Dr. Hawkins,
and Dr. Recamier, at St. Bartholomew's, St. George's, and
the Middlesex Hospitals; and at the Hotel Dieu, F'aris.—.-
Cases of Acute Rheumatism, treated by Dr. Chambers, at
• St. George's Hospital, and by Dr. Macleod, at the Westmins-
ter ' Dispensary. SURGICAL CASlS.—Callefi of Strangulated
Hernia, (requiring operation), treated by Mr. Travers and Mr.
Shaw, at St. Thomas's and the Middlesex Hospitals, and by
Mr. Boyle, of' the Middlesex Infirmary. Cases of Strangu-
lated Hernia, (not requiring operation), treated by Mr. Brodie,
at St. George's, and Mr. Shaw, at the Middlesex Hospital.---
Cases of Injury of the Spine, treated by Mr. Jeffereys, at St.
George's Hospital. COMMUNICATION*. Observations on a
Case of Inflanunation of the Veins after Amputation, resembling
Phlegmasia Dolens, by G. .1. Guthrie, Esq. Observations on
the Anatomy of the Eye, and on Artificial Pupil, by Ma. Pao-
TISSOR MacKENzie, of Glasgow, (with an engraving.) On
the Nervous Circle which connects the Voluntary Muscles with
the Brain, by CHARLIS Bsi.r., Esq. Biographical Sketch of the
late Mr. PIA RCM CRITICAL ANALYSIS :—of Mr. Travers on
Constitutional Irritation; Mr. White on Hydrophobia; Mr. Mills
en the morbid appearances exhibited on dissection in various dis-
orders of the Brain; Dr. Scudamore on Diseases of the Chest ;
and of the Repertoire General d'Anatomie it de Physiologic.
Col4.lCCTANlA—Copsisting of Extracts from French, Italian,
German, American, and English Journals, arranged according to
' subjeets. Isrxwaxsiet--Consisting of Notices of various
• kinds, interesting to the professional reader.
The New Series of the Medical and Physical Journal forme an
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opportunity for gentlemen to become subscribers. Each number
Will contain ninety-six pager of matter, will be illustrated as ores-
tion may require with engravings and cute, and, from the exten-
sive arrangements which have been made. it is presumed that the
Journal will be found to contain a mass of medical and surgical
information equal to any that has hitherto been offered to the pro.
fission.
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