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1. A study in retrospective therapeutics: the evolutionary processes through which have traveled transfusion, infusion, subcutaneous injection, enteroclysis, peritoneoclysis, and cystoclysis in the treatment of Asiatic cholera, from 1830 to 1895
A study in retrospective therapeutics: the evolutionary processes through which have traveled transfusion, infusion, subcutaneous injection, enteroclysis, peritoneoclysis, and cystoclysis in the treatment of Asiatic cholera, from 1830 to 1895
Author(s):
Remondino, P. C. (Peter Charles), 1846-1926
Publication:
[Philadelphia : s.n., 1899?]
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Therapeutics -- history
2. Plain directions for the prevention and treatment of cholera
Plain directions for the prevention and treatment of cholera
Author(s):
Allen, Thomas.
Publication:
Oxford : J. Vincent, 1848
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
3. Report by the Acting Committee on the Treatment of Asiatic Cholera from Oct. 8 to Oct. 27, 1848
Report by the Acting Committee on the Treatment of Asiatic Cholera from Oct. 8 to Oct. 27, 1848
Author(s):
Edinburgh (Scotland). Homoeopathic Dispensary.
Publication:
Edinburgh : W. Headland, [1848]
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Homeopathy
4. A memoir on the treatment of the epidemic cholera: read before the members of the French Academy of Sciences : with their report thereon
A memoir on the treatment of the epidemic cholera: read before the members of the French Academy of Sciences : with their report thereon
Author(s):
Ayre, Joseph, 1781-1860
Publication:
London : J. Churchill, 1856
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Académie des sciences (France)
5. The cholera morbus treated by a new method: which produced the happiest results during the years 1836 and 1837, when that terrible scourge exercised its ravages in the city of Naples
The cholera morbus treated by a new method: which produced the happiest results during the years 1836 and 1837, when that terrible scourge exercised its ravages in the city of Naples
Author(s):
Barracano, Gaetano.
Publication:
Naples : Philanthropical Print. Off., 1853
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Italy
6. Cholera: its preventive and curative treatment, simplified for domestic use
Cholera: its preventive and curative treatment, simplified for domestic use
Author(s):
Bowen, John George.
Publication:
[New Orleans : s.n.], 1885
Subject(s):
Cholera -- prevention & control
Cholera -- therapy
Homeopathy
7. A remedy and prevention for the cholera morbus, pointing out the properties of oils and acids, and their good effects in this disease. Illustrated by the remarks of a physician; and also some well-authenticated cures, medical correspondence, &c., &c
A remedy and prevention for the cholera morbus, pointing out the properties of oils and acids, and their good effects in this disease. Illustrated by the remarks of a physician; and also some well-authenticated cures, medical correspondence, &c., &c
Author(s):
Boys, S.
Publication:
London : Printed for the author by Vize Slater, 1832
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Rumex
Plant Preparations -- therapeutic use
Phytotherapy
8. On cholera
On cholera
Author(s):
Cartwright, Samuel A., of Natchez
Publication:
[New Orleans?], 1849
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
9. Remarks on cholera: more especially in reference to the treatment proper for its different stages
Remarks on cholera: more especially in reference to the treatment proper for its different stages
Author(s):
Coxe, Edward Jenner, 1801-1882
Publication:
[New Orleans? : s.n., 1850?]
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Cholera -- diagnosis
10. The cholera, what has it taught us?: its various modes of treatment examined : and the mode by calomel shown to be the best, with full report of numerous cases
The cholera, what has it taught us?: its various modes of treatment examined : and the mode by calomel shown to be the best, with full report of numerous cases
Author(s):
Cox, William J., M.R.C.S
Publication:
London : Renshaw, 1850
Subject(s):
Cholera -- therapy
Mercuric Chloride -- therapeutic use

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