. The treatment of disease : a manual of practical medicine . ll of good suggestions, useful topatients, nurses, and to physicians alike.—St. Louis Medicaland Surgical Journal. P. BLAKISTONS SON & CO., Philadelphia THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE A MANUAL OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE REYNOLD WEBB WILCOX, , , PROFESSOR OP MEDICINE (RETIRED) AT THE NEW YORK POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL AND HOS-PITAL; CONSULTING PHYSICIAN TO ST. MARKS AND TO THE NASSAU HOSPITAL; FORMERLY PRESI-DENT OF THE AMERICAN THERAPEUTIC SOCIETY; FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OFMEDICINE AND OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR T
. The treatment of disease : a manual of practical medicine . ll of good suggestions, useful topatients, nurses, and to physicians alike.—St. Louis Medicaland Surgical Journal. P. BLAKISTONS SON & CO., Philadelphia THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE A MANUAL OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE REYNOLD WEBB WILCOX, , , PROFESSOR OP MEDICINE (RETIRED) AT THE NEW YORK POST-GRADUATE MEDICAL SCHOOL AND HOS-PITAL; CONSULTING PHYSICIAN TO ST. MARKS AND TO THE NASSAU HOSPITAL; FORMERLY PRESI-DENT OF THE AMERICAN THERAPEUTIC SOCIETY; FELLOW OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OFMEDICINE AND OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE;HONORARY MEMBER OF THE CONNECTICUT STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY; PRESIDENT OPTHE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OP THE GREATER CITY OF NEW YORK; VICE-PRESIDENTOP THE SOCIETY OP MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE; FORMERLY PRESIDENT OPTHE HARVARD MEDICAL SOCIETY; FORMERLY VICE-CHAIRMAN OP THEREVISION COMMITTEE OF THE UNITED STATES PHARMACOPCEIA, ETC. THIRD EDITIONTHOROUGHLY REVISED AND ENLARGED PHILADELPHIA P. BLAKISTONS SON & CO. 1012 WALNUT STREET1911. Lpk ff^, First Edition, Copyright, March, 1907, by P. Blakistons Son & Edition, Copyright, November, 1907, by P. Blakistons Son& Co. Reprinted, March, Edition, Copyright, November, 1910, by P. Blakistons Son& Co. Printed by The Mai>le Press York, Pa. TO THE MEMORY OF MY GRANDFATHER, REYNOLD WEBB, M. D., AND MY UNCLE, DANIEL MEIGS WEBB, ,, THIS VOLUME IS DEDICATED PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION. Twenty-five years experience in teaching more than eleven thousandmedical graduates has impressed upon the author that the practitionerdesires especially the latest views upon questions of diagnosis and methodsof treatment. Under the influence of Post Graduate Schools the medicalstudent is more thoroughly grounded in diagnosis, and particularly inphysical diagnosis, than formerly. There still remains an anxious endeavoron the part of the physician to increase his knowledge of therapeutics,whether physical, medic
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