; Parsons. 1 Indev o surgical papers I AN INDEX TO THE Titles of the Most Important SURGICAL PAPERS INCLUDING LECTURES AND ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS, TOGETHER WITH CLINICAL REPORTS IN SURGERY, PUBLISHED IN The Homoeopathic Journals during the Year 1877. By S. B. PARSONS, M. D., ST. LOUIS, MO. Slawson & Piekrot, Printers, 915 N. Sixth Street. TITLES OF PAPERS TAKEN FROM THE HOMOEOPATH*C JOURNALS DURING THE YEAR 1877. Homoeopathic World. Ulcers and other Diseases of the Legs.—February, March and April. —Wm. Rowse, M. D., Cambridge, Eng. The Monthly Homoeopathic Review. FEBRUARY. Transfusion.—II. Belcher, M D, England. Treatment of Senile Gangrene, Phlegmonous Erysipelas and Intussus- ception of the Bowels.—T. R, Brotchie, M D, England. APRIL. Senile Gangrene.—A. Hewan, M I), London. North American. FEBRUARY. Morbus Basedowii.—S. Lilienthal, M I), New York. Galvano-Puncture in Ovarian Tumors. N. B. Delameter, M D, N. Y. Pathology and Therapy of Potts Disease. S. Lilienthal. M D, N. Y. Electro-Therapeutics and Electro-Surgery. August and November.— John Butler, M I), N. Y. NOVEMBER Hip Joint Disease.—Fred Hiller, M D, New York. 2 Medical Advance. MAY. Homoeopathy in Surgery.—S. B. Parsons, M D, St. Louis. Mo. Spina Bifida of the Sacrum.—E. B. Graham, M D, Albany, N. Y. A Case of Strangulated Hernia.—C. F. Sterling, M D, Cincinnati, O. Use of the Aspirator.—J. D. Buck, M D, Cincinnati, O. Cancer.—N. Schneider, M D, Cleveland, O. JULY. Varices of the Thyroid.—Geo. C. Jeffrey, M D, Brooklyn, New York. Epithelioma.—Geo. C. Jeffrey, “ “ “ Anti-Syphilitic Remedies.—T. S. Hoyne, M D, Chicago, 111. AUGUST. Transfusion of Blood.—Thos. Skinner, M D, Liverpool, Eng. The New England Medical Gazette. JANUARY. A case of Extra-Uterine Pregnancy.—C. H. Walker, M D, Mass. In-growing Nails.—I. T. Talbot, M D, Boston. Synovitis cured by Apis Mel 3.—A. P. Williams, M D, N. Y. Cauliflower Excrescence of Cervix Uteri.—H. B. Clark, M D. New Bedford, Mass. FEBRUARY. Sub-Mucous Uterine Fibroid Tumors.—J. H. Woodbury, M D, Mass. A Successful case of Herniotomy.—Id. M. Jernegan, M D, Mass. JULY. Removal of Fibro-Cystic Tumor of Neck.—W.T. Helmuth, M D, N.Y. Removal of Polycystic Ovarian Tumor, 108 cysts; death.—W. T. Hel- muth, M. D., N. Y. AUGUST. Cystocele treated by means of Thomas’ Anteversion Pessary.—E. M. Hale, M. D., Chicago, Ills. 3 Homoeopathic Times. JANUARY. Aspiration in Hernia.—S. B. Parsons, M D, St. Louis, Mo. Transfusion of Blood.—A. P. Williams, M D, N. Y. FEBRUARY AND MARCH. Intra-oapsular Fracture of the Thigh and the errors in the Methods of Diagnosis.—S. B. Parsons, M D, St. Louis, Mo. MARCH. Clinical Electrolysis.—John Butler, M D, N. Y. Ovarian Cyst and Fibroid of Uterus. Autopsy.—Arthur T. Hills, M D, N. Y. Ovarian Tumor, Autopsy.—Mrs. J . G. Brinkman. M D, N. Y. APRIL. Surgical Treatment of Hemorrhoids.—W. L. M. Fiske, M D, N. Y. MAY. Gunshot Wound of Bladder complicated with lesion of Gall Bladder —Recovery.—A. W. Holden, M D, Glen Falls, N. Y. JUNE. Two operations for Fibro-Cystic Tumors of the Mamma on the same person.—J. H. Thompson, M D. N. Y. Bearings of Pathological Histology on Operative Surgery. July and August.—A. Varona, M D, N. Y. Fibro-Cystic Tumor of Cerebellum.—J. T. Talmage, M D, Brooklyn. JULY. Syphilitic Necrosis of the Inferior Maxillary Bone, Destructive Ulcer- ation of Soft Palate and Vocal Chords — Necrosis of Cricoid Cartilage—Death.—T. D. Bradford, M D, Brooklyn, N. Y. AUGUST. Pelvic Cellulitis.—P. S. Kinner, M D, N. Y. SEPTEMBER. Differential Diagnosis between Cold Abscess and Dislocation and Fracture of the Joints.—C. H. Von Tagen, M D. Chicago, Ills. 4 OCTOBER. Traumatic Hydrocephalus.—E. A. Farrington, M D, Philadelphia. DECEMBER. Surgical Treatise of Bone.—C. H. Von Tagen, M D, Chicago. Ills. Fistula in Ano.—-John Butler, M D, N. Y. American Homoeopathist. JULY. Gleet.—Chas. Adams, M D, Chicago, 111. Urinary Fistulm.—Chas. Adams, M D, Chicago, Ills. Synchronous Ankylosis of Left Shoulder and Right Knee.—C. II. Von Tagen, M D, Chicago, 111. AUGUST. Laceration of the Chest Walls.— R. C. Sabin, M D, Milwaukee, Wis. Compound Comminuted Fracture of the Fibula and Simple Transverse Fracture of the Tibia.—R. C. Sabin. M D, Milwaukee, Wis. SEPTEMBER. Skin Grafting.—Louis Faust, M D, Schenectady, N. Y. Traumatic Disease of the Femur.—S. J. Martin, M D, Racine, Wis. Sarcoma of the Choroid.—L. A. Bishop, M D, Fon-du-Lac, Wis. Ovariotomy.—R. Ludlam, M D, Chicago, 111. The Aspirator in a Case of Extreme Abdominal Distension.—R Lud- lam, M D, Chicago, 111. OCTOBER. Two cases of Thrombosis of the Left Middle Cerebral Artery.—C. W. Boyce, M D, Auburn, New York. Carcinoma of the Liver without Enlargement or Roughening.— Charles Gatchell, M D, Milwaukee, Wis. NOVEMBER. Sorrel in Scirrhus.—B. F. Dake, M D, Pittsburg, Pa. DECEMBER. Chancroid and Chancre, Surgical Clinic.—Chas. Adams, M 1),Chicago. 5 American Observer. JANUARY. Naevi Materni cured by Homoeopathy.—L. Shafer, M D, Kingston,N.Y MARCH. Peri-Uterine Cellulitis.—M. S. Carr, M I), Galesburg, Ills. Cleft Palate and Staphaloraphy.—S. B. Parsons, M I), St. Louis, Mo. ✓ APRIL. Ulcers.—W. R. Gorton, M D, Detroit, Michigan. JUNE. Hemorrhoids.—W. T. Helmuth, M D, N. Y. On a new Operation for the Obliteration of Adherent and Depressed Cicatrices.—S. B. Parsons, M D, St. Louis, Mo. Extensive Web-Cicatrix of the Elbow.—W. T. Helmuth, M D, N. Y. Spondylarthrocace.—S. Lilienthal, M D, N. Y. JULY. Hip Joint Disease with the Operation of Excision of the Head of the Femur.—W. T. Helmuth, M D, N. Y. Tumors. August, September, October, November, December.—B. W. James, M D, Philadelphia. NOVEMBER. Carcinoma Peritonii.—S. Lilienthal, M D, N. Y. DECEMBER. Cicatrix from Severe Burn.—W. T. Helmuth, M D, N. Y. Hahnnemanian Monthly. JANUARY. Conservative Treatment of Compound Fractures.—C. M. Thomas, M D Philadelphia. 0 Cancer cured by Electricity and Homoeopathy.—J. H. Rae, M D> Syracuse, N. Y. FEBRUARY. Abdominal Dropsy.—W. E. Childs, M D, Pittsburg, Pa. APRIL. Treatment of Fracture of Neck of Femur.—J. E. James, M D, Phila. MAY. The Galvano-Cautery in Surgery.—J. H. Buffum, M D, Pittsburg, Pa. Fracture of the Lower Extremities.—J. E. James, M D, Philadelphia- Neurectomy of the Supra-Orbital Nerve for the cure of Neuralgia.— L. H. Willard, M D, Alleghany, Pa. Strangulated Hernia.—W. J. Guernsey, M D, Philadelphia, Pa. DECEMBER. Chronic Otitis and Mastoid Disease.—W. II. Winslow, M D,Pittsburg. Ovarian Tumors.—H. N. Guernsey, M D, Philadelphia, Pa. An Hermaphrodite, M D, C. P. Seip, M D, Pa. Case of Pott’s Fracture with foot looking inwards.—II. M. Jernegan. M D. Boston. The Ohio Medical and Surgical Reporter. JANUARY. A Couple of Hair-Pin Cases; Hair-pins in the Uterus.—E. C. Buell. M D., Cleveland, O. Successful Removal of a Large Calculus through the Urethra, compli- cated with Vesico-Vaginal Fistula.—H. F. Biggar, M D, Cleve- land, Ohio. Foreign Bodies in the Ear.—W. A. Phillips. M D, Cleveland, O. MARCH. Cystic Disease of the Testicles.—H. F. Biggar, M D, Cleveland, O. Ulceration of the Soft Parts and Destruction of the Fibula from an in- jury sustained 20 years before. Amputation, Recovery.—H. C. Boyer, M D, Massillon, O. 7 MAY. Varicocele.—W. F. M., Massillon, O. A series of Bladder Cases.—H. F. Biggar, M D, Cleveland, Ohio. A Painless Operation by the use of a freezing mixture—Ice and SfiavT E. C. Buell, M D., Cleveland, Ohio. Medical Investigator. JANUARY ISt. The Surgical Remedies for Prolapse, including Uterus, Vagina, Bladder or Rectum.—G. D. Beebe, M 1), Chicago. FEBRUARY 1st. Salicylic Acid in Septic Fever.—E. M. Hale, M D, Chicago, Ills. Homoeopathic Statistics in Surgery.—W. T. Helmuth, M L), N. Y. APRIL ISt. Wire Splints.—G. M Pease, M I *, San Francisco, Cal. MAY 15 th. Syphilis in Testicles of Children.—Prof. Hennoch, Germany. Fissure of Anus—Infantile.—Dr. Mabboux, Germany. Incipient Goitre.—G. A. Hall, M I), Chicago, Ills. Pulmonary Abscess.—G. A. Hall, M 1), Chicago, Ills. Exostosis of Tibia.—G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago, Ills. JUNE 15th. Venereal Diseases.—T. S. Hoyne, M D, Chicago, Ills. Influence of the Mind over Surgical and other Diseases.—E. Parsons. M D, Kewanee, Ills. On Syphilis—A preventive treatment,—R. W. Poulson, M D,San Fran- cisco, Cal. Differential Diagnosis of Sub-Mucous Fibroids and Sub-Involution of the Uterus.—C. H. Von Tagen, M D, Chicago, Ills. JULY 15th. Dislocation of the Kidney.—J. C. Lewis, M D, Southamptonville, Pa. SEPTEMBER ISt. Intra-Uterine Fibroids.—R. Ludlam, M D, Chicago. s Ovarian Tumor cured by Colocynth.—Carroll Dunham, M D, N. V. A case of Traumatism.—J. G. Gilchrist, M D, Ann Harbor, Michigan. Encysted Peritoneal Dropsy.—R. Ludlam, M D, Chicago, Ills. Resection of the Elbow-Joint.—G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago, Ills. Synovitis.—G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago, Ills. Encephaloid Tumor of the Head.—G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago, Ills. Indolent Ulcer.— G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago, Ills. Division of Radial-Artery.—G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago, Ills Exostosis and Necrosis of Frontal Bone.—G. A. Hall, M D, Chicago. Ozaena.—L. D. Morse, M D, Memphis, Tenn. OCTOBER. On Traumatism as a Factor in Diseases of Woman, R. Ludlam M D, Chicago, Ills. NOVEMBER. Shortening of the Left Leg.—C. Bernreuter, M D, Nashville, Ills. Electricity in Hydrocele.—L. A. Koerppen, M D, Fort Mason, Texas. Radical Cure of Stricture.—C. H. Von Tagen, M D, Chicago, Ills. Case of Indolent Ulcer cured by Strapping.—II. C’. Boyer, M D, Massillon, Ohio.