The treatment of angina pectoris by electricity (Duchenne, 1855).
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Angina Pectoris↗
Biomedical subjects
S JARCHO
Publications and source records attributed to S JARCHO.
An encyclopedic treatise on embolism (Bernhard Cohn, 1860).
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Embolism↗
Ramazzini on diseases of runners and miners (1713).
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Humans↗
Morse K. Taylor on heart disease in the Civil War (1867).
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Heart↗
Early impressions of mediate auscultation by James Clark (1819).
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Auscultation↗
Armand Trousseau: lecture on angina pectoris.
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Angina Pectoris↗
William Cullen on dropsy, anasarca, and hydrothorax.
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Ascites↗
Observations on the history of physical diagnosis: Hippocrates, Auenbrugger, Laennec.
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Diagnosis↗
Pulmonic stenosis with patent interatrial septum (Morgagni, 1761).
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Atrial Septum↗
Rheumatic carditis: Bouillaud and some unknown Irish precursors.
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History of Medicine↗
Excerpts from a lecture by Carl Gerhardt on haemorrhagic infarction of the lungs (1875).
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Humans↗
William Harvey described by an eyewitness (John Aubrey).
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History, 16th Century↗
Mountain sickness as described by Fray Joseph de Acosta, 1589.
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Altitude Sickness↗
[Descriptions of the endocardium by Bouillaud (1835) and Bichat (1800)].
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Endocardium↗
Ascites as described by Aulus Cornelius Celsus (ca. A. D. 30).
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Ascites↗
The therapeutic use of resin and of tar water by Bishop George Berkeley and Cadwallader Colden.
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History of Medicine↗
John Mitchell, Benjamin Rush, and yellow fever.
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History, 18th Century↗
Medicine in sixteenth century New Spain as illustrated by the writings of Bravo, Farfan, and Vargas Machuca.
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History of Medicine↗