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John Redman Coxe

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John Redman Coxe's Degrees

Doctorate Medicine University of Pennsylvania

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According to Wikipedia, John Redman Coxe was a physician and professor of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Early life and education Born in Trenton, New Jersey, Coxe, was reportedly descended from a long line of medical and surgical ancestors, several of whom, at different periods, were physicians to the kings and queens of England. He was educated under the care of his European-educated grandfather, Dr. John Redman, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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John Redman Coxe's Published Works

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Art. XXIV.—The Writings of Hippocrates and Galen. Epitomized from the original Latin Translations. (1846) (4)
The Emporium of arts and sciences. (4)
Some Observations on the Planet that produces the Officinal Jalap, as established by its Culture during three successive Seasons (1830) (3)
Art. II. On the Functions of the Capsulæ Renales. (1827) (3)
Observations tending to ascertain whether the Ancients were acquainted with the Disease known to us familiarly by the name of Croup (1828) (1)
History of a Case of Tetanus, in Which Large Quantities of the Tincture of Cantharides Were Ineffectually Employed (1805) (0)
Ueber den Homberg'schen Pyrophorus (0)
Dr. Coxe, on Vaccination (1805) (0)
Reply to Dr. Patterson of Londonderry, on the Subject of Chorea Sancti Viti (1807) (0)
Account of an Extraordinary Cure of a Wound of the Intestines (1807) (0)
Some Observations on Wounds of the Heart (1829) (0)
History of a Case of Tetanus, in Which Large Quantities of the Tincture of Cantharides Were Ineffectually Employed (1807) (0)
Observations on Chorea Sancti Viti; with a New Theory of the Disease (1805) (0)

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