New ARCHIVES material

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New releases in original format.

One of the research tools we have included in the OpenRep SYNOPSIS is a program called ARCHIVES.  Originally a concept thought of a few years ago, and made a reality by Vladimir last year, it allows a person to search through the scanned pages of ORIGINAL printed editions of texts. It has become invaluable to researchers due to the ability to take information from the sources and from the language written in.

Recent additions to the ARCHIVES are as follows.:

One of my favourite authors of yester year is James Compton-Burnett. Vastly maligned as an “Organ prescriber” and criticized heavily in his day for the methodology employed in his practice, it has been my pleasure to have read everything he wrote and followed his career closely.  20 years ago, I took a day off from my Eastbourne Clinic and went to Brighton and looked at the rooms he rented and practiced from. In itself it means nothing yet it gave me a sense of perspective and a feeling of standing in his shoes and seeing the scenery through his eyes.

Compton-Burnett understood the Organon better than some gave him credit for, and did not deviate from the law of similars in practice. He was acknowledged as a master physician and has recorded many complete cures of difficult cases that the medical profession had given up on. The compilation of his works here, is recommended highly for reading and study.

The small Repertory of Gonorrhoea (Kimball) is worthy of consideration. A specialist work detailing the symptoms that we still see today in practice. For those cases that do not respond to indicated medicines and where a history of an infection is present, it may be that a dual disease state is active, and this repertory will help to differentiate what symptoms belong to which disease.

We will continue to bring more useful works to the community.