| Count | Case ID | Case Name |
|---|
| 1 | Case 241 | Case of Mrs L, who 'suffered very great & long fatigue attending a sick Husband' some years ago, and has 'seldom been free from Stomach complaints' since; she also has a vaginal discharge and a tumour in her breast. |
| 2 | Case 338 | Case of Miss---- of Orkney' who is prescribed salts, an electuary and and aperient. She may be the same patient as in Case 339. |
| 3 | Case 339 | Case of Miss Traill of Orkney who visits Cullen who finds her condition, a kind of 'lepra', rather 'anomalous' but the result of 'weakness and irritability'. Has consulted Cullen earlier so maybe same person as Case 338. |
| 4 | Case 374 | Case of Miss Sinclair with a severe cough and various other symptoms. |
| 5 | Case 419 | Case of Mr Sinclair of Harpsdale', who has been 'troubled with a scorbutic eruption on the back of his hand'. |
| 6 | Case 420 | Case of an unnamed female patient from Orkney, suffering from 'scrophulous complaints' for several years. Cullen had been giving advice on her treatment over the previous two years. |
| 7 | Case 438 | Case of Mr Alexander Dunbar, adolescent son of Captain Dunbar of Westfield who has been 'subject to irregular & wandering Pains of his Belly' since infancy and who develops severe back pain, dizziness and an inability to stand. |
| 8 | Case 497 | Case of young Robert Dunbar (son Lady Dunbar of Hempriggs), who has feverish symptoms. |
| 9 | Case 498 | Case of Miss Alexandria "Lexie" Dunbar (eighteen-year-old daughter of Sir William Dunbar) who has a persistent cough and chest complaint. |
| 10 | Case 505 | Case of Alexander Bremner, a farmer with complications after the surgical removal of a tumour on his lip. |
| 11 | Case 575 | Case of Reverend James Taylor with bloody stools. |
| 12 | Case 744 | The Case of Miss Sinclair of Southdun who has a chest complaint. |
| 13 | Case 851 | Case of 'Harpsdale's son', Alexander Sinclair, a young boy who is troubled with spreading tumours on his leg and arms. |
| 14 | Case 1015 | Case of Mrs Sinclair who for fear of medicines has not sought help before becoming emaciated and weak with looseness (diarrhoea). |
| 15 | Case 1449 | Case of John Macbeath, who Cullen believes is 'in danger of Apoplexy or Palsy unless Dropsy comes in to prevent the appearance of these'. |
| 16 | Case 1508 | Case of Lieutenant William Horne, who visits Cullen from Ireland in April 1782 to seek advice for a long-standing disorder characterised by pains around his kidney and sediment in his urine and for which he seeks advice again in October 1783. |
| 17 | Case 1935 | Case of Mrs Innes of Sanside [i.e. Sandside, by Thurso] who reports a dull pain down her right side and other symptoms which Cullen mainly attributes to a 'gravellish' condition. |
| 18 | Case 2122 | Case of Mrs Rose whose case is described as desperate. |
| 19 | Case 2145 | Case of Mrs Gibson who visits Cullen in Edinburgh. |
| 20 | Case 2503 | Case of Miss Traill (Trail) of Westove, 'liable to have some eruption on her skin'. |
| 21 | Case 2508 | Case of a woman suffering from cough. |
