Excerpt from Surgical Observations on the Constitutional Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases: And on Aneurisms
The best mode of obtaining and extending medical and surgical knowledge is, in my opinion, to pay that strict attention to diseases, which qualifies us to note even the slighter shades of difference that distinguish them from each other. Such discrimination leads us to form some regular arrangement of them, which, even if it be not correct, may ultimately enable us to discover their natural series and order. This method I have pursued from the beginning of my professional studies. Whenever the opinions on subjects of importance, which an attention to cases had impressed upon my mind, differed from those which seemed to prevail amongst other practitioners, I published the facts, and the inferences which I drew from them, because I thought that the former at least deserved attention, and that the latter would either be confirmed or confuted by the result of general experience.
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