Southern Medical and Surgical Journal, 1860

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Date

1860

Authors

Jones, Joseph
Campbell, Henry Fraser
Ford, H.W. DeSaussure
Doughty, William Henry
Dugas, Louis Alexander
Carroll, Robert C.

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

Volume Title

Publisher

Medical College of Georgia

Abstract

Please use the 1860 index to find Authors and Articles in this journal.

Description

This was the nineteenth volume of the Southern Medical and Surgical Journal. The volume year ran from January 1860 to December 1860. Highlights: Conclusion of Dr. William H. Doughty’s report regarding the change of location and climate for “Consumptives” including a comparison between Florida and the West Coast (Issues 2 and 3). Dr. Joseph Jones’ report “On the Tertiary Lime Formation of Georgia" presented at the Cotton Planters Convention of Georgia (Issues 10-12). Jackson Street Hospital Reports (Issue 5). List of 1860 MCG Graduates and reports from the annual meetings of the Medical Association of Georgia and the American Medical Association.

Keywords

Jackson Street Hospital, Cotton Planters Convention

Citation

Southern Medical and Surgical Journal

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/10675.2/920

DOI

Collections

Southern Medical and Surgical Journal