Explore a window into 19th‑century medical progress .
This monthly journal collects the front lines of medicine and surgery, written by leading clinicians of the day to illuminate practice and patient care.
Chicago Medical Times, Vol. XI, covers a wide range of topics from clinical case discussions to practical treatment notes. Edited by Wilson H. Davis and Anson L. Clark, it presents original communications, reviews of contemporary work, and timely essays that reflect the era’s evolving medical standards. The issue blends technical guidance with editorial insight, offering both context and concrete detail for practitioners and students of the period.
What you’ll experience in this edition includes:
- Practical articles on diagnosis, treatment, and medical devices of the era
- Summaries and critiques of current research and lectures
- Case reports and discussions that illustrate bedside decision‑making
- Editorials and notes on medical education and professional organizations
Ideal for readers of medical history, archives, and those curious about how medicine was practiced in a pivotal era.
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