Asiatic Cholera
A treatise on its origin, pathology, treatment, and cure
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[p.1a] ASIATIC CHOLERA
[p.3a] DEDICATION. TO PROFESSORS POST, VAN BUREN, METCALF, AND BEDFORD.
[p.5a] PREFACE.
CONTENTS.
ASIATIC CHOLERA.
CHAPTER I.
Section I.—Origin and Development.
Section II.—Progress and Fatality.
Section III.—Causes—Propagation.
Section I.—Origin and Development.
Section II.—Progress and Fatality.
Section III.—Causes—Propagation.
CHAPTER II.
Section I.—Pathology.
Section II.—Phenomena, or Symptoms.
Section I.—Pathology.
Section II.—Phenomena, or Symptoms.
CHAPTER III.
Section I.—Unsuccessful Modes of Treatment—Venous Transfusion Explained.
Section II.—Physiological Condition of the Blood. ITS NON-AERATION—NON-OXYDATION.
Section III.—Different Modes of Treatment.
Section IV.—Statistics—Percentage of Loss—Variable Results—Their Cause.
Section I.—Unsuccessful Modes of Treatment—Venous Transfusion Explained.
Section II.—Physiological Condition of the Blood. ITS NON-AERATION—NON-OXYDATION.
Section III.—Different Modes of Treatment.
Section IV.—Statistics—Percentage of Loss—Variable Results—Their Cause.
CHAPTER IV.
Section I.—General Principle of Rational Practice—Dictated by the Pathology of the Disease—Confirmed by Observation and Experience.
Section II.—Remedies, Recipes, etc.
Section III.—Prophylaxis—or Means of Prevention.
Section I.—General Principle of Rational Practice—Dictated by the Pathology of the Disease—Confirmed by Observation and Experience.
Section II.—Remedies, Recipes, etc.
Section III.—Prophylaxis—or Means of Prevention.
FORMULÆ FOR SOME OF THE PREPARATIONS USED IN THE ABOVE RECIPES.
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