Excerpt from Clinical Reports From Private Practice, 1873
No class of medical writing is of more interest and more avail to the majority of profession readers than correct and well digested clinical reports. The author has often felt himself indebted to Graves, and Gerhard, and Chambers, and Bedford, and Elliott, and Neligan, and Trousseau, and Borillaud, and to others compiling and publishing hospital reports, for timely and valuable aid in the varied and often perplexing demands of the general practice of medicine, surgery and obstetrics.
And he has himself kept a running record for many years past of great numbers of cases occurring in his own practice, as well for his reference and instruction, as with ulterior view to collection and publication when sufficient material had accumulated, or when time and experience had so matured his impressions of disease and its therapeutics, as to justify him in giving the results of his observation to the medical public.
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