Shephard David A E, Grogono Basil J S
Department of Anaesthesia, Princess County Hospital, Summerside, PEI.
Can J Surg. 2002 Apr;45(2):147-52.
A casebook written by Dr. John Mackieson (1795-1885), of Charlottetown, contains the records of 49 surgical cases he managed between 1826 and 1857. In view of the rarity of first-hand accounts of surgical practice in Canada in the mid-19th century, Mackieson's case records are a significant source of information. These cases are discussed in order to delineate Mackieson's approach to the surgical problems he faced in his general practice. His case records also illustrate some of the general problems that beset surgeons in that era.
夏洛特敦的约翰·麦基森医生（1795 - 1885）所写的一本病例集，包含了他在1826年至1857年间处理的49例外科病例记录。鉴于19世纪中叶加拿大外科手术实践的第一手资料十分罕见，麦基森的病例记录是一个重要的信息来源。讨论这些病例是为了勾勒出麦基森处理其普通外科实践中所面临问题的方法。他的病例记录也说明了那个时代困扰外科医生的一些普遍问题。
