. Plexus. f the Lymphatic Glands, C. A. Brink, M. D 19 Secretarys Report, Training School for Nurses, Wm. L. Noble, M. D .■ 91 Senior Notes 198, 235, 280, 328, 362, 394, 421 Senior Social 328 Senior Reception and Ball 360 Some Moot-Points in the Management of Fractures, Chas. Stoltz, M. D 379 Some Practical Points on the Tracts of the Spinal Cord Con-tinued up to the Brain, W. T. Eckley, M. D 56 Some Things the Laity Ought to Know, Jas. L. Stewart, M. D. 311Some of the Clinical and Operative Phases of Cholelithiasis, Alex. Hugh Ferguson 295 Sophomore Notes 201, 539, 286, 332, 366, 3
. Plexus. f the Lymphatic Glands, C. A. Brink, M. D 19 Secretarys Report, Training School for Nurses, Wm. L. Noble, M. D .■ 91 Senior Notes 198, 235, 280, 328, 362, 394, 421 Senior Social 328 Senior Reception and Ball 360 Some Moot-Points in the Management of Fractures, Chas. Stoltz, M. D 379 Some Practical Points on the Tracts of the Spinal Cord Con-tinued up to the Brain, W. T. Eckley, M. D 56 Some Things the Laity Ought to Know, Jas. L. Stewart, M. D. 311Some of the Clinical and Operative Phases of Cholelithiasis, Alex. Hugh Ferguson 295 Sophomore Notes 201, 539, 286, 332, 366, 397, 424 State University Football Team 191 St. Peters Dream 37 Strabismus, W. E. Gamble, M. D 49 Supperative Keratitis, Frank A. Phillips, M. D 345 The Treatment of Retroversio-Flexions, Channing W. Bar-rett, M. D 251 The Physiological Laboratory, Geo. P. Dryer, M. D 407 Valedictory Address, Minerva E. Brophy 78 Y. M. C. A 291 Zoological and Geographical Distribution of Tuberculosis, W. A. Evans, M. D 39. W. M. HARSHA, A. B., M. D. Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery, College ofPhysicians and Surgeons, Chicago. THE PLEXUS THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Of THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, VOL. VI. MAY 20th, 1900. NO. 1. NOTES ON SURGICAL DIAGNOSIS. Wm. M. Harsha, A. B., M. D., Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery,College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago. Since modern methods enable the surgeon to explore every-part of the human body, all possible means of discovering varioussurgical lesions are made necessary. A potent reason for oneman doing more surgery than another is the fact that he is pre-pared to find the diseases. I am aware that there is a class ofsurgeons who have formulas for arriving at diagnoses and recom-mending operation. On this plan, a man will only need to learnthat the patient is uncomfortable, that he has pain, has lost fleshor that he is disabled. No cause being apparent, the diagnosis isa refle
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