Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 330 | Case of John Glassford, the 'Tobacco Lord' who suffers from a long-term stomach complaint which eventually proves fatal. Includes post-mortem report. Internal reference implies he was Cullen's patient in 1768, though no letters are extant. |
2 | Case 373 | Case of David Russell with various symptoms including genito-urinary problems. |
3 | Case 389 | Case of Mrs Hopekirk who is diagnosed as having an obstructed pylorus. |
4 | Case 557 | Case of Amelia, wife of George Murdoch, who now has tumours on her legs and a cold (following an earlier Case:1637). |
5 | Case 596 | Case of Robert Fergusson with a suspected venereal disease. Not obviously same patient as Case 935. |
6 | Case 600 | Case of Mrs Fisher who has a feverish condition and sore lips. |
7 | Case 663 | Case of Miss Hamilton who is so ill she believes only death can relieve her. Possibly same patient as Case 69. |
8 | Case 865 | Case of Mr Buchanan who has a history eye problems, with some episodes of aches and fever while spending time in America. |
9 | Case 949 | Case of Mrs Aikman who has a bowel disorder. |
10 | Case 1001 | Case of Mrs Agnes Campbell of Clathick who has a pulmonary disorder and is spitting blood. |
11 | Case 1136 | Case of "little Clark", the grandson of Robert Bogle of Shettleston. |
12 | Case 1137 | Case of John, Lord Dunlop of Dunlop, who develops a bladder disorder then a severe flux and becomes very weak and despairing. |
13 | Case 1138 | Case of Frances Dunlop who has a fever and becomes delirious. |
14 | Case 1228 | Case of Mr John Rowand senior who has a cough and asthma. |
15 | Case 1412 | Case of Mr Brown whose present pains, numbness and other symptoms are not thought to be related to a former venereal infection. He undergoes electrical treatment. |
16 | Case 1414 | Case of the surgeon Gavin Fullarton who seeks advice on his own very painful rectal complaint. |
17 | Case 1554 | Case of a female patient's veneareal disease, under the care of Dr Sanders while 'Dr Cullen and Monro are of opinion that the venereal virus is not entirely eradicate'. |
18 | Case 1576 | Case of Major Hutchison Dunlop who is to be bled, blistered and given a cooling mixture. |
19 | Case 1615 | Case of Mr Govan who has an obstinate stomach disorder. |
20 | Case 1720 | Case of Mr Coates who has dropsy. |
21 | Case 1728 | Case of Mr Donald who has a bowel disorder, and who is considering a recuperative 'jaunt'. |
22 | Case 1808 | Case of William Bogle who has lived a life of 'excess' and currently has a Pox (venereal infection). |
23 | Case 2013 | Case of the son of Mr Bowman who has a history of epilepsy. Mention made of treatment undertaken four years previously but no obvious connection with earlier cases in 1783. |
24 | Case 2020 | Case of Captain Birrel [Burrel] whose symptoms include headaches and perspiring; he then has a convulsive fit. |
25 | Case 2023 | Case of Mr Campbell of Succoth, who has a 'movable tumour' on the lower lid of his left eye. |
26 | Case 2061 | Case of George Murdoch who has a bladder problem. |
27 | Case 2468 | Case of an unnamed male patient with venereal disease. |
28 | Case 2469 | Case of an unnamed female patient with possible venereal disease. |
29 | Case 2566 | Case of Cullen's close associate Dr Alexander Stevenson. Professor at Glasgow, who injures himself getting out of a coach. Cullen is not being formerly consulted, but observes that it will hinder his friend dancing. |