La Richmond medical journal . red withvelvet. Questa testa-supporto è fissato (cheun perno che permette ad esso di ruotare) per anupright pezzo di acciaio dietro; questo in turnis fissato alla traversa superiore mediante un elemento di fissaggio, e orlowered sollevata per mezzo di una vite. Lo strumento così modifiedhas la stessa azione come le altre, indietro-elevando la testa e collo-il cui peso sostenuto dallo strumento,serve ad aumentare il cuscinetto sulla curvatura. Per assicurare qualcosa di simile successo nella meccanica treatmentof Potts malattia, (e questa osservazione si applica con uguale forceto casi di deformità generalmente,

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The Richmond medical journal . red withvelvet. This head-support is attached (bya pivot, which allows it to rotate) to anupright piece of steel behind; this in turnis secured to the upper cross-piece by a keeper, and raised orlowered by means of a screw. The instrument thus modifiedhas the same action as the other, backwards—elevating thehead and neck—the weight of which, borne by the instrument, serves to increase the bearing upon the curvature. To insure anything like success in the mechanical treatmentof Potts disease, (and this remark applies with equal forceto cases of deformity generally, ) the physician must give hispersonal attention to the requirements of each individual case, shaping the instrument with his own hands, and making suchchanges, from time to time, as the case requires. Since notwo cases of this deformity present exactly the same features, a brace adapted to the first will in nowise answer for the other.An instrument maker can supply the parts of an instrumentonly, he cannot treat the disease.. 1868.] Letter from Paris. 261 With such high endorsement, and with such results as Ihave already alluded to as coming under my own observation, it is to be hoped that the time will soon come when those pain-ful objects of disease and deformity which, in our daily walks, so often excite our sympathy and charity, may be rarely metwith; that many of those who, uncared for, would becomehopelessly crippled and deformed, and a charge upon society, may? Dy our timely aid, be relieved of this heavy burden, andrendered useful members of the community in which they live. ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. Sit mihi Fas scribere audita. Letter from Paris. 1867. You must have remarked how busy death has been amongthe renowned names of our profession. Lawrence, Faraday, Rostan, Trousseau, Velpeau, all have departed in a brief periodfrom the scene of their labors. Faraday, though not a physi-cian, had connected himself to the profession by his applica-tions of electrical science to

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• bookcentury1800
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