...the importance of this branch of Pathology. " The best physician," he 0 Prognosties. says, " is the one who is able to establish a prognosis; penetrating...and adding what they omit in their statements ; he will gain their confidence ; and being convinced of the superiority of his knowledge, they will not...

...importance to prognosis appears from the following from his own pen: " The best physician is the one who can establish a prognosis penetrating and exposing, first...bedside, the present, the past, and the future of his patient's disease, and adding what they omit from their statements. He gains their confidence, and,...

...of his keen and practical observation is noted in his statement, when he says, " The best phj^sician is one who is able to establish a prognosis, penetrating...convinced of his superiority of knowledge, they do rot hesitate to commit themselves entirely into his h-.uids. He can treat, also, so much the better...

...evidence we have of his keen and practical observation is noted in his statement, when lie says. " The best physician is one who is able to establish a prognosis, penetrating and exposing tirst of all, at the bedside, the present, the past and the future of his patients, and adding what...

...forms. He fully appreciated the importance of correct prognosis, for he says, "The best physician is the one who is able to establish a prognosis, penetrating...hesitate to commit themselves entirely into his hands." Besides the books which may, with good reason, be ascribed to Hippocrates himself, there appeared many...

...complete knowledge of the patient together with the tendency of the disease. 'The best physician is the one who is able to establish a prognosis, penetrating...exposing, first of all at the bedside, the present, past, and future of his patients, and adding what they omit.' An essential aspect of his practice was...

...and incorrect. Many of the "Aphorisms" written by Hippocrates were to serve as a guide in prognosis. "The best physician is one who is able to establish...and adding what they omit in their statements. He can, also, so much better treat their present condition in proportion as he shall be able from it to...

..."The best physician is the one who is able to establish a prognosis, penetrating and exposing xfirst of all, at the bedside the present, the past, and...statements, he gains their confidence and being convinced in his superiority of knowledge they do not hesitate to commit themselves entirely into his hands....

...to prognosis appears from the following from his own pen : " The best physician is the one who can establish a prognosis penetrating and exposing, first...bedside, the present, the past, and the future of his patient's disease, and adding what they omit from their statements. He gains their confidence, and,...