XIII. The Influence of Alcohol upon Infection

and its Use in the Treatment of Acute

Infectious Diseases. By SAMUEL J.

Meltzer, M.D., of New York City

XIV. The Common Use of Alcohol as a Beverage.

By GRAHAM LUSK, Ph.D., of New York

City

XV.-Non-Operative Head Injuries. By THOMAS

J. ROBINSON, M.D., of Taunton

XVI. Indications for Operation in Head Inju-

ries. By EDWIN W. DWIGHT, M.D., of

Boston

XVII. Indications for Operation on Head Injuries.

By WILLIAM M. BULLARD, M.D., of Bos-

ton

XVIII.-Gunshot Wounds of the Head and Cra-

nium. By LOUIS A. LAGARDE, Major

and Surgeon U. S. Army

XIX.-Technique and After-Care of Operations upon

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XX.-Annual Discourse for 1903.-Surgical Tu-

berculosis. By HERBERT L. BURRELL,

M.D., of Boston

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XXI.-The Shattuck Lecture. The Sources,

Favoring Conditions and Prophylaxis of

Malaria in Temperate Climates, with special

reference to Massachusetts. By THEOBALD

SMITH, M.D., of Boston .

XXII. The Relations Existing between Respiratory

and Intrapelvic Diseases. By DANIEL H.

CRAIG, M.D., of Boston.

XXIII.-Problems of Clinical Anatomy. By THOMAS

DWIGHT, M.D., of Nahant

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XXIV. Rupture of the Quadriceps Extensor Femo-

ris Muscle. By HALBERT G. STETSON,

M.D., of Greenfield

XXV. The Present Status of the Surgery of the

Prostate Gland. By PAUL THORNDIKE,

M.D., of Boston

XXVI. A Brief Summary of the Surgery of the

By SAMUEL J. MIXTER,

Esophagus.

M.D., of Boston

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XXVII.-Cancer of the Intestine. By HOMEr Gage,

M.D., of Worcester

XXVIII.—Minor Surgery in Country Practice. By

CLIFFORD S. CHAPIN, M.D., of Great Bar-

XXIX.-Inferences to be Drawn from the Examina-

tion of the Gastric Contents. By ELLIOTT

P. JOSLIN, M.D., of Boston

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XXX.-The Dietary Treatment of Constipation. By

HENRY F. HEWES, M.D., of Boston

527

XXXI.-The Medical Treatment of Gastric Ulcer.

By HUBERT G. WILBUR, M.D., of Fall

River

XXXII.-The Surgical Treatment of Gastric Ulcer.

By JOHN C. MUNRO, M.D., of Boston

XXXIII.-Hyperchlohydria. By Roscoe W. SWAN,

M.D., of Worcester

XXXIV. Privileged Medical Communications.

By

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DAVID W. CHEEVER, M.D., of Boston 581

XXXV.-The Workings of the New York Law. By

WALTER SOREN, Esq., of Brookline

XXXVI.—Privileged Communications to Physicians.

By FREDERICK J. STIMPSON, Esq., of

Dedham

XXXVII.—Annual Discourse for 1904. - Some Fer-

XXXVIII.-The Physical Relationship of Finsen Light,

Röntgen Rays and Radio-Activity. By

WALLACE C. SABINE, A.M., of Cam-

bridge

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XXXIX.-Mind Cures from the Standpoint of the

General Practitioner. By ROBERT T.

EDES, M.D., of Reading.

XL.-A Consideration of Mental Therapeutics as

Employed by Special Students of the Sub-

ject. By JAMES J. PUTNAM, M.D., of

XLI.-The Present Status of Hydrotherapy and

other Forms of Physical Therapeutics.

By JOSEPH H. PRATT, M.D., of Boston. 695

XLII. The Practical Application of Hydrothera-

peutic Measures. By CHARLES S. MILLET,

M.D., of Brockton

XLIII.-Operations on the Stomach, with Report of

Cases. By JOHN C. MUNRO, M.D., of

Boston

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XLIV. Implantation of Silver Filigree for Cure of

Large Ventral Hernia. By HERBERT B.

PERRY, M.D., of Northampton

XLV. Malpositions of the Uterus, their Causes

and Treatment. By DANIEL J. BROWN,

M.D., of Springfield

723

XLVI.-Treatment of Lateral Curvature. By

EDWARD H. BRADFORD, M.D., of Boston

XLVII.-Obstructive Renal Retention with Anuria,

and its Treatment. By FRANCIS S.

WATSON, M.D., of Boston

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843

XLVIII-A Table for Operations upon the Kidney

through the Lumbar Incision. By JOHN

H. CUNNINGHAM, Jr., M.D., of Boston . 865

XLIX.-Examination of Pleural Fluids with refer-

ence to their Etiology and Diagnostic

Value. By PERCY MUSGRAVE, M.D., of

Boston

L.-Heart Complications in Diphtheria. A Clini-

cal Study of 946 Cases. By FRANKLIN

W. WHITE, M.D., and HOWARD H. SMITH,

M.D., of Boston

LI. Conclusions from a Series of Measurements

of Blood Pressure in Fevers, before, dur-

ing and after the Administration of Strych-

nia. By RICHARD C. CABOT, M.D., of

Boston

LII.-Disease of the Myocardium. By HENRY

JACKSON, M.D., of Boston

LIII.-A Case of Malignant Endocarditis. By J. F.

ALLEYNE ADAMS, M.D., of Pittsfield

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