Observations on the dropsy in the brain
By: by Robert Whytt ... to which are added his other treatises never hitherto published by themselves
Contributors: Brydone, P. (Patrick), 1743-1818; Pringle, John, Sir, 1707-1782
Publisher: Printed for John Balfour
Published: 1768
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 193
Notes: Contains also his An account of some experiments made with opium on living and dying animals; An essay on the various strength of different lime-waters; An instance of the electrical virtue in the cure of palsy, by Mr. Patrick Brydone [and] Extract of a letter from Dr. Whytt to Dr. Pringle, relating to this account; Cases of the remarkable effects of blisters in lessening the quickness of the pulse in coughs attended with infarction of the lungs and fever; an account of an epidemic distemper at Edinburgh ... in the autumn of 1758; extracts of several letters to Dr. Pringle, relating to the use of the sublimate, in the cure of phagedaenic ulcers.

ESTC T9374

Garrison-Morton, 4634