Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Southern Practitioner, Vol. 9: An Independent Monthly Journal, Devoted to Medicine and Surgery; November, 1887
The irrigation was kept up for a week, by which time my pa tient was convalescent, and continued in most excellent health. Never having suffered from haemorrhage since.
Case 2. - A bright mulatto girl, age twenty years. 'mother of one child three years old. Was admitted to the City Hospital June 11, 1887. Her clinical history gave evidence of perfect health until a few weeks before admission.
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