Janus, Volume 5Janus, 1900 "Revue internationale de l'histoire des sciences, de la médecine, de la pharmacie et de la technique." (varies). |
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Page 237 - Durdan's, and walked within the court-yard &c. to the bowling-green, where I have seen so much mirth in my time ; but now no family in it (my Lord Barkeley, whose it is, being with his family at London). Then rode through Epsom, the whole town over...
Page 236 - A month or two after this time Dr. CW Long cut out the other tumor situated on the same side of my neck. In this operation I did not feel the least pain until the last cut was made, when I felt a little pain. In this operation I stopped inhaling the ether before the operation was finished. " I inhaled the ether, in both cases, from a towel, which was the common method of taking it.
Page 236 - I agreed to have one tumor cut out, and had the operation performed that evening after school was dismissed. This was in the early part of the spring of 1842. " I commenced inhaling the ether before the operation was commenced and continued it until the operation was over.
Page 284 - After fully satisfying myself of the power of ether to produce anaesthesia, I was desirous of administering it in a severer surgical operation than any I had performed. In my practice, prior to the published account of the use of ether as an anaesthetic, I had no opportunity of experimenting with it in a capital operation, my cases being confined, with one exception, to the extirpation of small tumors and the amputation of fingers and toes.
Page 107 - ... de la réputation. S'il ya lieu de secourir un homme étranger et pauvre, c'est surtout le cas d'intervenir; car là où est l'amour des hommes est aussi l'amour de l'art. Quelques malades, sentant que leur mal est loin d'être sans danger et se fiant en l'humanité du médecin, recouvrent la santé. Il est bien de présider à la maladie pour la guérir, à la santé pour la conserver, à la santé aussi pour y mettre la bonne grâce.
Page 235 - I mentioned to him the fact of my receiving bruises while under the influence of the vapour of ether, without suffering, and as I knew him to be fond of and accustomed to inhale ether, I suggested to him the probability that the operations might be performed without pain, and proposed operating on him while under its influence.
Page 235 - He gave no evidence of suffering during the operation, and assured me, after it was over, that he did not experience the slightest degree of pain from its performance.
Page 171 - Zoologie médicale à la Faculté de Médecine de Paris, et membre de l'Académie de médecine...
Page 152 - Gleichgewicht zu geraten, grösser als in Europa, wo das Auge des Gesetzes und der Gesellschaft wacht und die gute Sitte dem Lebenswandel engere Schranken zieht. Dieselben Menschen aber, welche in den Colonien am sogenannten Tropenkollor leiden, werden überall, selbst am Nordpol zu Exeossen geneigt sein, sobald nur die aus tausend Rücksichten gewebte Zwangsjacke der Cultur gelockert wird.
Page 284 - ... mesmerism, and recommended the induction of the mesmeric state as adequate to prevent pain in surgical operations. Notwithstanding thus sanctioned, I was an unbeliever in the science, and of the opinion that if the mesmeric state could be produced at all, it was only on "those of strong imagination and weak minds," and was to be ascribed solely to the workings of the patient's imaginations.