Count | Case ID | Case Name |
1 | Case 195 | Case of James [Jamie] Cochrane seriously ill with a hard, swollen abdomen and whose case proves fatal. |
2 | Case 1160 | Case of Mr Mr Bisset who since a fever has been breathless with chest pains; he then suffers from fluid-retention and squeamishness. |
3 | Case 1286 | Case of the Rev. Colin Gillies who has suffered several fainting fits almost like epileptic seizures. |
4 | Case 1332 | Case of Mr William Pollock who has a long history of suffering from an itchy skin condition and boils which break out on his neck, scalp and face. |
5 | Case 1337 | Case of Mr Wommersley whose persistent abdominal pains, which prevent him sleeping, may indicate a liver disorder. |
6 | Case 1697 | Case of Miss Montgomery whose various ailments, include a cough and head pains. |
7 | Case 1911 | Case of Mrs Whitehead who visits Cullen in person for a menstrual disorder. |
8 | Case 2016 | Case of Mrs Paisley, a young widow, who has taken to 'dram drinking' to ease a stomach disorder and who dies of a suspected gout on her stomach. |
9 | Case 2035 | Case of Mrs White whose menstrual 'obstruction' is accompanied by nausea. |
10 | Case 2079 | Case of Mrs Moodie, whose chest complaint Cullen regards as a 'desperate case'. |
11 | Case 2136 | Case of an unnamed twenty-two year old woman who dies after being startled at a firework display. |
12 | Case 2287 | Case of Colonel St Clair who has erysipelas, an ear discharge and boils. |