Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 909 | Case of John Cook of Gallowhill, who suffers from phlegm and other ailments exacerbated by excessive drinking. |
2 | Case 1159 | Case of Mr James Bisset who in 1784 has recently visited Cullen regarding gout in his ankle; by 1785 he is being described by a brother as very valetudinary when about to call on Cullen again. |
3 | Case 1481 | Case of Gabriel Dun(n), a poor, elderly man with jaundice. |
4 | Case 1798 | Case of Dr Charles Keith whose dyspepsia and other symptoms are considered to be gouty. |
5 | Case 1799 | Case of Mr Woodman who has a swollen testicle. |
6 | Case 1803 | Case of Miss Cook, of the Gallowhill family, who is feared to be phthisical. |
7 | Case 1848 | Case of Mrs Dorothy Riddell who has a stomach disorder which comes in 'fits'. |
8 | Case 1886 | Case of Mrs Wilson, wife of a grocer, who has a cough. |
9 | Case 1887 | Case of Dr Charles Keith who has a chest complain with coughing and spitting up blood. |
10 | Case 1975 | Case of Mr Riddell at or near Hexham, whose complaints include pains in his hands and salivating excessively, all symptoms Cullen attributes to a 'gouty' disposition. |
11 | Case 2224 | Case of Dr Keith's aunt. |
12 | Case 2294 | Case of Mr Sanderson, the brother of the vicar of Morpeth, who 'has a diabetes'. |
13 | Case 2340 | Case of Mrs Lyell who has a urinary disorder. |
14 | Case 2452 | Case of an unnamed male patient with gout. |
15 | Case 2481 | Case of Miss Riddell in Northumberland (relative of Mrs Dorothy Riddell), who may be threatened with an intermittent fever. |
16 | Case 2499 | Case of Miss Marr, who has a cough and a knee ailment. |
17 | Case 2533 | Case of Mr John Cooke, who suspects he has bladder stone. |