Tic douloureaux, neuralgia, nerve ache, &c., [between 1828 and 1834?]
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Tic douloureaux, neuralgia, nerve ache, &c., [between 1828 and 1834?]
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- One volume (59 leaves) containing a draft of an essay on neuralgia eventually published in the American Journal of Medical Science, v.14:289-320 (1834). Printed version generally corresponds word-for-word with this manuscript with some alterations, omissions, and the addition of 11 case studies. Manuscript text is in unknown hand, with corrections by Chapman
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- Nathaniel Chapman was an 1801 graduate of the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania, furthering his medical studies in Edinburgh before settling in Philadelphia in 1804. Chapman is best known as a medical teacher, editor, and professional advocate. He became editor of the Philadelphia Journal of the Medical and Physical Sciences in 1820. From 1810 on he taught at the University of Pennsylvania, serving as professor of materia medica and professor of the theory and practice of medicine and clinical medicine. In 1817 Chapman founded the Medical Institute of Philadelphia, considered the first medical post-graduate school in the United States. The principle publications of Chapman's career are based on his lectures, such as his A Compendium of Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Medicine (1846). Among his other accomplishments, Chapman was elected the first president of the American Medical Association in 1847. Chapman was also a Fellow of the College of Physicians, elected in 1807.
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