On Benevolent and Provident Societies*

W. Newnham
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THE fourth general meeting of the members of this useful and prospering Society was held at Martock, October 7th. Letters apologising for absence were read from Dr. Woodforde, Taunton; Dr. Sydenham, Yeovil; Dr. Pope, Somerton; Mr. Crouch, Bruton; Mr. Valentine, Somerton, &c., &c. The alterations made in the Draft of the new Medical Reform Rill, published in the Journal of May 12th, were read. The members considered that there are some clauses which may be greatly improved, and confirmed the resolutions of the last meeting, published in the same number of the Journal. A very interesting " Case of Strangulated Hernia" was brought forward by Mr. HENRY NORRIS (and is sent for publication). Much discussion ensued on the various modes of relief and methods of operation, and from several cases brought forward the members considered that in this part of the country the results of operations are highly favourable, a fatal termination occurring almost entirely in those cases where recourse to the knife has been too long delayed. Mr. HUGH NORRIS communicated a case in which pleuro-pericarditis instantaneously came on without previous illness or exposure, and early prostration terminated fatally on the 7th day, an autopsy revealing a cretaceous deposit of the size of a large walnut surrounding the right bronchus and pressing on the pulmonary artery, the substance being in the pulmonary texture. The subject of placenta pra3via caused much discussion, and elicited many illustrations of success in practice from early recourse to evacuation of the uterus, the method of previously detaching the placenta finding little advocacy. Some medico-legal cases were discussed, the members deriving much information from the medical Coroner for West Somerset, who was one of the visitors. The HONORARY SECRETARY urged the necessity of a good example being set by medical gentlemen in subscribing to the support of the new Benevolent College. It was resolved that the next meeting of the Society be held at Crewkerne.
有关慈善及节俭社团*
10月7日,这个有益而繁荣的协会在马托克召开了第四次会员大会。他们读了陶顿的伍德福德医生的道歉信;西德纳姆医生,约维尔;波普博士,萨默顿;克劳奇先生,布鲁顿;瓦伦丁,萨默顿等公司,明目的功效。在5月12日的《华尔街日报》上发表的新医改草案中所做的修改。成员们认为有一些条款可以大大改进,并确认了上次会议的决议,并在《日刊》的同一期上发表。亨利·诺里斯先生提出了一个非常有趣的“绞窄性疝气案例”(并已付印)。对各种救济方式和手术方法进行了大量的讨论,从提出的几个案例来看,委员们认为,在这个国家的这个地区,手术的结果是非常有利的,致命的终止几乎都发生在那些求助于刀的时间太久的情况下。休·诺里斯(HUGH NORRIS)先生讲述了一个病例,该病例在没有先前疾病或暴露的情况下突然出现胸膜心包炎,早期虚弱在第7天致命地终止,尸检发现白垩纪时期有一个大核桃大小的沉积物围绕着右支气管,压迫着肺动脉,该物质位于肺组织中。前置胎盘的主题引起了许多讨论,并引出了许多实践中成功的例子,从早期求助到子宫撤离,先前分离胎盘的方法很少得到支持。讨论了一些医疗法律案件,成员们从西萨默塞特的法医那里得到了许多信息,他是来访者之一。名誉秘书强调,医学界的绅士们有必要为新成立的慈善学院立下好榜样。协会的下一次会议决定在克鲁肯举行。
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