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International Journal of Epidemiology 2001;30:1246-1249
© International Epidemiological Association 2001

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Statistical research on conditions caused by calculi by Doctor Civiale

Messrs. Poisson, Dulong, Larrey and Double

Calculi of the bladder are for the human race, and the more so for male individuals, one of the most intolerable diseases that life can be afflicted with. In addition to the pain and the dangers of the condition, and the pain and dangers of treatment, there are also certain moral feelings, predisposing the soul to sadness, which are closely bound to the affliction, and constitute a complication of varying seriousness to this so distressful state.

The work by Mr Civiale on this matter, of which we are to give an account today, concerns the application of the numerical method to a large number of questions concerning calculi.

Mr Civiale has painstakingly collected a body of research presented in a large number of tables derived from diverse populations, in the main cities, and in the largest hospitals in Europe.

The analysis of these tables, conducted by Mr Civiale, provided him, . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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