...operation was performed prophylaclically in ten, of which three were cured: therapeutically in thirty-two, of which eight were cured. In three of the latter,...not impossible, and the question was thus decided. 7. Foreign Bodies in the Eyeball. — Mr. WHITE COOPER* continues his eminently practical papers (vide...

...possible for an ordinary blow upon the head, producing fracture of the skull, to cause immediate death." "In a recent criminal trial of great interest, it...not impossible, and the question was thus decided." A suggestion, that the reader will see is equally applicable to the notes of the thirty-three cases...

...possible for an ordinary blow on the head, producing fracture of the skull, to cause immediate death. In a recent criminal trial of great interest, it will...not impossible, and the question was thus decided." — [See this Journal for April 1852, p. 579.] 69. Vomiting produced by the Application of Galvanism.—...

...cause immediate death." He subsequently reminds us that, in a recent criminal trial of great interest, "it was much discussed whether a blow upon the head...not impossible, and the question was thus decided." Prof. FH Hamilton, of Buffalo, is stated by Dr. lieck to have arrived at a similar result in his account...

...possible for an ordinary blow on the head, producing fracture of the skull, to cause immediate death. In a recent criminal trial of great interest, it will...not impossible, and the question was thus decided." Professor FH Hamilton, of Buffalo, in his table of Fractures of the Cranium, the cases amounting to...

...appear possible for an ordinary blow upon the head, producing fracture of the skull, to cause death." In a recent criminal trial of great interest, it will...with an ordinary weapon capable of inflicting death, conld produce this result instantaneously ; many eminent surgeons were examined, and the general impression...