Physician

William Macintyre

Western General Dispensary, London

Physician to the Western General Dispensary, according to the byline of the 1851 Edinburgh reprint of his case report. He saw a tradesman aged 45 from 30 October 1845 whose bone disease and unusual urine he described in Medico-Chirurgical Transactions (1850). Macintyre's own report prints his name as Macintyre; Bence Jones's paper prints MacIntyre.

Milestones

1844 Mollities ossium cases of the 1840s: Solly, Macintyre, Bence Jones

Sources

Macintyre W. Case of Mollities and Fragilitas Ossium, Accompanied with Urine Strongly Charged with Animal Matter. Edinb Med Surg J. 1851;75(186):157-173.
PubMed
Macintyre W. Case of Mollities and Fragilitas Ossium, accompanied with urine strongly charged with animal matter. Med Chir Trans. 1850;33:211-32.
PubMed DOI
Jones HB. On a new substance occurring in the urine of a patient with mollities ossium. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. 1848;138:55-62.
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