RichardB Posted December 2, 2010 Share Posted December 2, 2010 Sheffield General Infirmary Details John S, aged 27, a table knife blade grinder came to the outpatients room of the Sheffield General Infirmary at noon on November 6 1863. He stated that two days before, when slightly intoxicated, he received a blow on the head inflicted by a comrade with a stool. He was insensible for a few moments, but quickly recovered and went to a druggist's with a wound on the forehead which bled freely. The wound was dressed, but the bleeding continued more or less until the patient came to the Infirmary. The patient was a man of repulsive countenance and ill formed, but intelligent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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