Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Notes on Morphine by FW Peabody (1927)

Notes on Morphine by F.W. Peabody

Notes on the Effects of Morphine 
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By Francis W. PeabodyFrom The Caring PhysicianThe Life of Dr. Francis W. PeabodyBy Oglesby Paul
The following unpublished essay is “[a]n example of how FWP, the scientist/physician, used his terminal illness to make clinical observations on himself with his description of his reactions to injections of morphine. This document was completed in October, 1927, five days before his death, and is an unique and vivid record of one patient’s response to the powerful narcotic.” This is an extraordinary essay. Why it was never published is a great mystery; but may lie in the fact that morphine and its derivatives are a much-maligned drugs.. Herein, we see how it allowed FWP to be lucid and function masterfully until the end.

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