Essays on the puerperal fever and other diseases peculiar to women
Subtitle: Selected from the writings of British authors previous to the close of the eighteenth century
By: Edited by Fleetwood Churchill ...
Contributors: Sydenham Society
Publisher: Lea and Blanchard
Published: 1850
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 464
Subjects: Diseases; Puerperal septicemia; Women
Notes: At head of title: By request of the Sydenham society.

Numbers 265-284 omitted in pagination.
Table of contents: title: Contents.; title: An historical sketch of the epidemics of puerperal fever, by the editor.; title: Essay on the puerperal fever, by Dr. Denman.; title: A treatise on the puerperal fever, by Dr. Hulme.; title: Observations on the childbed fever, by Dr. Leake.; title: A treatise on pregnant and lying-in women, by Charles White.; title: An essay on childbed fevers, etc., by Dr. Kirkland.; title: An account of the puerperal remittent fever, by Dr. Butter.; title: Observations on the puerperal fever, etc., by Dr. Joseph Clarke.; title: Practical essays on the management of pregnancy, etc., by Dr. John Clarke.; title: A treatise on the epidemic puerperal fever, etc., by Dr. Gordon.; title: Miscellaneous essays: On the management proper at the cessation of the menses, by Dr. Fothergill.  Cases of tumefaction of the labium after delivery, by Dr. MacBride.  On cauliflower excrescence from the os uteri, by Dr. Clarke.  Two cases of tumour of the uterus, by Dr. Clarke.  Account of an excrescence from the womb, by Dr. Denman.