The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1875, Vol. 91 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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We are glad to see a prospect that the unhealthy basements beneath the present wings may become disused and given up wholly to pur poses of ventilation, by the building of the contemplated new wards. Foreign cities are building hospitals on what they call the American plan of one-story, detached wards. The Presbyterian Hospital, of Philadelphia, building under the supervision of Dr. Mitchell, is to be entirely of this character; the Massachusetts General Hospital has similar wards. It is to be hoped that four stories of 'wounds and dis ease will no longer be superimposed, as at the City Hospital, but that a sufficient number of one-story wards will be at once erect-ed to ac commodate all proper applicants.
AN improved speculum. By daniel T. Nelson, M.D., Chicago So many forms of uterine specula are now to be found in the stores, one may well hesitate to add to the number - already legion. But this variety demon strates both the progress of gynaecology and the probable fact that a perfect speculum has not yet been made.
The one I now offer the profession is very well represented in the aecom panying wood-cut.
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We are glad to see a prospect that the unhealthy basements beneath the present wings may become disused and given up wholly to pur poses of ventilation, by the building of the contemplated new wards. Foreign cities are building hospitals on what they call the American plan of one-story, detached wards. The Presbyterian Hospital, of Philadelphia, building under the supervision of Dr. Mitchell, is to be entirely of this character; the Massachusetts General Hospital has similar wards. It is to be hoped that four stories of 'wounds and dis ease will no longer be superimposed, as at the City Hospital, but that a sufficient number of one-story wards will be at once erect-ed to ac commodate all proper applicants.
AN improved speculum. By daniel T. Nelson, M.D., Chicago So many forms of uterine specula are now to be found in the stores, one may well hesitate to add to the number - already legion. But this variety demon strates both the progress of gynaecology and the probable fact that a perfect speculum has not yet been made.
The one I now offer the profession is very well represented in the aecom panying wood-cut.
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