Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 3 | Case of Earl Cassillis, who is fevered, weak and in a state of terminal decline; eventually includes a post-mortem report. |
2 | Case 1137 | Case of John, Lord Dunlop of Dunlop, who develops a bladder disorder then a severe flux and becomes very weak and despairing. |
3 | Case 1624 | Case of Mr Alexander Montgomery of Coylesfield who Cullen believes has passed some gallstones and is jaundiced; upon his death in 1784 there is a postmortem examination. |
4 | Case 1746 | Case of Lady Mary Lindsay, who has a kidney and urinary disorder, as reported by Dr John Campbell. |
5 | Case 2281 | Case of Rachel Dunlop whose stomach pains and breathlessness are attributed to weak nerves. |
6 | Case 2297 | Case of Mr D. Ferguson who is afflicted with a cough. |