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• A new and easy method of giving mercury, to those affected with the venereal disease : To which is annexed a new theory of the action of this metal on the salivary glands. Translated from the Latin of Joseph James Plenck, Professor of Surgery and Mid-Wifery, at Vienna. By William Saunders, M.D
  by: Plenck, Joseph Jacob Ritter von
  Published: (1767)
• Observations on the efficacy of a new mercurial preparation : for the cure of the venereal disease, in its most malignant state; And which immediately relieves the Heat of Urine in a recent Conorrhoea, by which Means, a more easy and perfect Cure is obtained, than by the usual Method of Treatment. With An Explanation of the several Symptoms, of Venereal Infection, By Henry Wastell, surgeon, and Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London
  by: Wastell, Henry
  Published: (1779)
• The inefficacy of all mercurial preparations in the cure of venereal and scorbutic disorders, proved from reason and experience : with a dissertation on Mr. de Velnos's vegetable syrup, which radically cures every species of the above disorders. And an accurate analysis o that medicine, Made by Order of the Marshal Duke of Biron, by Messrs. Rouelle, and La Cassaigme, Professors of Chymistry at Paris. To which are added, a refutation of Dr. Burrows's late scurrilous pamphlet. By Henry Saffory, Surgeon
  by: Saffory, Henry
  Published: (1776)
• An essay on the cure of abscesses by caustic : and on the treatment of wounds and ulcers; with observations on some improvements in surgery. Also A New Method of introducing Mercury into the Circulation, for the Cure of the Lues Venerea: With the remarks of Dr. Hunter and Mr. Cruikshank, Professors of Anatomy, in Support of this Practice. By P. Clare, surgeon
  by: Clare, Peter
  Published: (1779)
• An analytical inquiry into the specifick property of mercury : relating to the cure of venereal diseases, when well apply'd and skilfully managed. Wherein is Explained, I. The Nature, Action, Effects, Quantity, and Choice of Preparations. II. The necessary Cautions before the Use of the Remedy, and after it. III. The true Generation and Nature of the Virus. IV. The Variety of its Symptoms in different Climates: In Particular, the Reason, why most Part of the Spaniards are born with the Pox, or the King's-Evil; and why this Distemper rages more in London, than in other Parts of Europe. V. The ill Consequences of a bad Practice; and, what Method is thought best for a thorough Cure. VI. An Answer is given to several Objections, confirm'd by Experience of Cures perform'd in London, in the Presence of Sir Hans Sloane, Dr. Hollings, Dr. Stuart, &c. VII. Dr. Chicanneau's Method of Curing this Distemper without Salivation is vindicated. By Vincent Brest, Surgeon, and Cupper to His Royal Highness Frederick Prince of Wales, in Panton stree[t]
  by: Brest, Vincent
  Published: (1732)