Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 11 | Case of Mrs Fordyce diagnosed as having 'an Hysteric affection'. |
2 | Case 82 | Case of Lewis 'Lewie" Dunbar suffering from frequent 'fits'. |
3 | Case 175 | Case of Mrs Baillie who caught a cold, then got chilled in church and is now feverish. |
4 | Case 188 | Case of an unnamed male patient aged sixty - who had a career in the military - 'troubled with gouty complaints' and 'subject to Strangury the Consequence of Gonorrhea Viruleuta...'. |
5 | Case 434 | Case of Hugh Fraser who has a very serious abdominal condition. |
6 | Case 788 | Case of Mrs [Jane] Fraser of Relict [Relig/Reelig], who suffers from breathlessness and pain in her side; she subsequently falls down stairs, becomes pregnant and is then dissuaded from suckling her child for fear of her catching milk fever and a cold. |
7 | Case 806 | Case of Mrs Fraser who consulted Cullen back in 'Winter 1765' [no documents traced] and who may have recently miscarried. |
8 | Case 931 | Case of two unnamed men reported by Dr Alves at Inverness who were bitten by a rabid dog and are suspected of contracting hydrophobia. |
9 | Case 980 | Case of Mr Fraser of Gortubeg who has a tumour on his lip. |
10 | Case 1021 | Case of Mr Fraser of Culduthill who has a painful stomach disorder with vomiting which Cullen attributes to the pressure of a tumour. |
11 | Case 1027 | Case of Mr Sutherland of Clyne who has had a paralytic stroke (palsy), and two years later develops a suspected bladder stone (see also notes for Document 36141 which might be related to this case). |
12 | Case 1259 | Case of Sheriff Campbell who has started having violent 'fitts of Passion; and displaying other signs of mental derangement. |
13 | Case 1352 | Case of Captain Ross, a young soldier, who caught a venereal infection when in America - which was treated - but who after recently attending a recent review at Ford George has started to display signs of a severe mental disorder. |
14 | Case 1838 | Case of Mr Fraser who has suffered from headaches and other symptoms after being exposed to the sun in June 1772. |
15 | Case 2076 | Case of Mr Hugh Munro of Achanie, who is suspected of having liver disease. |