Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 369 | Case of Robert Ligertwood who believes himself to have a 'nervous weakness'. |
2 | Case 562 | Case of an unnamed female patient, aged forty-nine, with various symptoms, including bouts of delirious speech, partly associated with a cessation of her menses, but she also has blind piles and toothache. |
3 | Case 564 | Case of Miss Swan, whose symptoms Cullen suspects indicate a phthisis. |
4 | Case 855 | Case of Mrs Henderson who has a severe pain in her side and such varied symptoms that Cullen is unsure of the underlying disease. |
5 | Case 984 | Case of Robert Thomson, a Montrose shopkeeper with a long history of 'plethora' and 'hydroptick' symptoms, including swollen legs and suppressed urine. |
6 | Case 997 | Case of Mr. Scott of Crigie, who consulted Cullen about five years earlier over his gout brought on by heavy drinking, but now has a severe and fatal jaundice. |
7 | Case 1062 | Case of an unnamed 'young lady' wh is advised to go to Bath to treat a long-standing, but neglected complaint causing eruptions on her face. |
8 | Case 1066 | Case of an unnamed female patient of Dr Mudie, who suffers from a painful disorder located in her side and abdomen after giving birth. |
9 | Case 1141 | Case of an unnamed female patient - identified as Emily Clapham - with an eye disorder, referred by John Mudie. |
10 | Case 1307 | Case of an unnamed female patient who has recently stopped nursing, and whose response to medicines (prescribed earlier by Cullen) for feverishness is being reported by John Mudie of Montrose. |
11 | Case 1829 | Case of an unnamed female patient aged twenty-two who has started to spit blood. |
12 | Case 2044 | Case of an unnamed male patient, aged 71, who has been weak since a fever 30 years earlier and now suffers from piles and a prolapsed anus. |
13 | Case 2096 | Case of an unnamed female patient with breathing problems as reported by John Mudie. |
14 | Case 2150 | Case of Mr Fullerton, a former patient of Cullen's, who has recovered well. |
15 | Case 2203 | Case of an unnamed female patient aged twenty-seven with a pulmonary disorder as reported by Dr John Mudie. |