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| numerical analysis for Dx |
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| HCl in stomach; digestion is chemical |
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| pub. Cell Pathology; diseases come from alterations in normal cells; cells from cells |
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| fixed vesicovaginal fistula |
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| disc. chirality which lead to organic chemistry |
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| regulated medical schooling |
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| used stolen bodies from Burke and Hare |
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| proved unsanitary conditions caused higher mortality rates |
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| disc. chloroform = fewer side effects that ether |
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| Epidural/Spinal anesthesia |
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| use cocaine in epidural space/spinal fluid; spinal = paralysis below injection site |
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| hospital reform; invented epidemiology, biostatistics, nursing profession |
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| lymphoma; brings info from Guy's hosp. to Paris |
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| disc. pepsin - 1st digestive enzyme to be classified |
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| nerve function; javanese arrow poison;; other remedies = quinine, caffeine, nicotine, codeine, cocaine |
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| fermentation is biological (Pasteur) |
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| father of abdominal surgery; performed ovariotomy |
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| troops vac. for smallpox but troops wiped out by typhus |
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| Invented humane form of execution |
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| percussion instrument of chest; importance of PE and Hx |
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| better microscope; carbolic acid as antiseptic |
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| stethoscope with rubber tubing |
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| Broad Street Pump Experiment - living organism caused cholera |
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| used cadavers to study anatomy; Gray's Anatomy |
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| rediscovers ether - 'sweet oil of vitrol' |
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| gave unclaimed bodies of paupers to anatomy schools |
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| devised chart for anesthesia that charted pulse, temp, resp |
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