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LONDON MEDICAL GAZETTE.

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T" LONDON MEDICAL GA,
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CONTENTS :—Address..—Observations on Diseases of the
Urethra, Bladder, and Prostate Gland, by Mr. Brodie.—
Letter on Excision of portions of the Jaw; by Mr. Hodgson.
—Letter from a Physician on. Lunatic Asylums.—Medical
Education in England.—Analyses and Notices of Books :
Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, Vol. XIIL, Part 2 ;
Dr. Uwins on Diseases connected with Indigestion; Mr.
Dendy on the Cutaneous Diseases of Children.—Hospital
Reports : Guy's Hospital—Hydrocele with Anasarca Scroti ;
Middlesex Hospital—lnjury of the Head—Hernia Cerebri;
St. George's Hospital—Curious Tumour of the Head ; St.
Bartholomew's Hospital—Extensive Phagedena of the Pre-
puce and Glans—Sloughing Phagedena, with loss of Glans
Penis ; St. Thomas's Hospital—lnjury of the Head.—Pro-
ceedings of Learned Societies : Medico-Chirurgical Society,
London Medical Society, Westminster Medical Society.—
Extracts from Journals, Foreign and Domestic ; Recovery
of an infant who took 30 drops of Laudanum ; Perf6ration
of the Intestines by Worms ; Case of Hydrerachitis
cured by Puncture ; Bleeding from Leeches.—Artificial
Anus cured by Pregnancy.—Talrna's Heart, &c. &c.
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