Medical essays
By: compiled from reports to the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, by medical officers of the U. S. Navy.
Contributors: Gihon, Albert Leary, 1833-1901.; Taylor, William E.; Bloodgood, Delavan, 1831-1902.; Pilcher, Lewis Stephen, 1845-1934.; Maccoun, Robert T.; McClelland, James.; Shippen, Edward, 1826-1911.; Browne, John Mills, 1831-1894.; Payne, Edward Duggan.
Edition: [Vol. I, 2d ed.]
Publisher: Govt. Print. Off.
Published: 1873
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 345
Subjects: Naval Medicine; Clinical Medicine
Notes: Edited by A. L. Gihon.

The paper by W. S. W. Ruschenberger, printed in the edition of 1872, is omitted in this edition.

Signature: A.L. Randolph.
Table of contents: title: Practical suggestions in naval hygiene, by A. I. Gihon.; title: Resection of head of femur for gunshot wound, by W. E. Taylor.; title: An account of the yellow fever which appeared in December, 1866, and prevailed on board the United States store and hospital ship Jamestown, at Panama, by D. Bloodgood.; title: An account of the yellow fever which appeared on board the United States ship Saratoga in June, 1869, by L. S. Pilcher.; title: Sanitary conditions of the United States Asiatic squadron ... April 1, 1868, to March 31, 1870, by Robert T. Maccoun.; title: On diabetes, by J. McClelland.; title: Reports upon certain English hospitals, by E. Shippen.; title: Schedules of examinations at Netley.; title: Reports upon the hospitals, charitable institutions, and peculiar diseases of Peru, by John M. Browne.; title: Experiments and observations in naval hygiene, by E. D. Payne.