Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases / [James Hamilton].

  • Hamilton, James, 1749-1835.
Date:
1805
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Credit: Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases / [James Hamilton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    - To fhow the confequence and anthenticity of thefe cafes, I fhall mention fome particulars re- lative to the ee a a of medical A diaper int the eine j . 1 ett The. Univerfity of Rainbureh had itteray: at: tained a high and: deferved reputation” as 4 {chool of medicine, when the ‘Royal Infirmary was opened in the year 1741. It was foon per- ceived, that the’ Univerfity and the’ Infirmary might be made to afford mutual and ‘valuable aid to one another.—That the ‘medical edtica tion, it was evident, would ‘be ‘rendered “more complete, by giving the ftudents of the’ Univer: fity accefs to the Infirmary, where they might learn the prattical part of, their profeflion ;— while the funds of ‘the Hofpital’ would be augmented © by the fees which the’ {tudents would pay for the liberty thus granted to thent to vifit the patients, and witnels the’ practice ‘as conducted in the Hofpital. 2 | » Accordingly, “arrangements tefpecting the detail of practice in the Hofpital, fuited to thefe views, were made; which, while they fecured Zz te