Proceedings of the Pathological Society of Philadelphia, 1916–1917
A historical medical proceedings volume that collects case studies, research notes, and clinical discussions from the society’s January 1916 through January 1917 meetings. This edition offers a window into early 20th‑century pathology, with detailed autopsy findings, diagnoses, and scholarly commentary.
This volume presents a range of medical subjects through formal reports, illustrated by case narratives and expert analysis. Readers will encounter brain tumors, lung and esophageal conditions, dental and peri‑odontic topics, and foundational studies in serum chemistry and parathyroid treatment. The collection emphasizes practical observations, diagnostic reasoning, and the evolving methods used by physicians at the time.
- Case reports and clinical discussions on tumors, infectious diseases, and organ pathology.
- Method notes and illustrations related to laboratory and surgical findings.
- Discussions of serum studies, cholesterol content, and other diagnostic tools of the era.
- Indexing and listing of members and contributors, reflecting the society’s professional network.
Ideal for readers interested in the history of medical thought, early pathology, and the professional culture of a Philadelphia medical society in the 1910s.