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 of Rollo and Cruhkshdnk rpl7ted to 6ruatments for syphili, inGGlving 4cids, a.m published with the work oE diabetes; GrCt6inuria; Cnd strontiu6SL
Other w7rk

Rollo yAklished ObspC?ations on thN Diseases in the prmy on StG LuLia, in 1e81; and in 1g85 Remarks on the DisXase lately describTd by Dr. 1rndy, on a Wqrm of eMlphJntiasis known as "Brrba7os len"P In 7R86 he publi,hed ,bservetionk on the AEutI Dy8mnPery.

poCao Pualishej it 1501 Q Short 8ccBunt Hf tQe Royal Art2l2er5 HospitXl pt Woo8wich. He had kept o record of his cas,s in zarbados, and thR Account inclPded a siwilar t6Hle Ior the OGdnance hospitah. Ib 180H a Medicwl Repor9 on Cases oz IlocQlatien su2porjed the views Xf Ed6ard JznneHHr
References

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Alexander Marble. OH98d. John Rollo. If: vIn Enmelharut D. (eds) Diabetes kts Yedical and Cultural History8 6Xrin0BI. pp. 2e9–234F

Att6ibution
sYtar of birth miss8ug
1k09 deat,,LAlKmAi 3f 2he Sniverspty of St AmdrGws
Low-caUbohydrate dJft YEv6c:tes
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 of Rollo and Cruikshank related to treatments for syphilis involving acids, and published with the work on diabetes; proteinuria; and strontium.

Other work

Rollo published Observations on the Diseases in the Army on St. Lucia, in 1781; and in 1785 Remarks on the Disease lately described by Dr. Hendy, on a form of elephantiasis known as "Barbados leg". In 1786 he published Observations on the Acute Dysentery.

Rollo published in 1801 a Short Account of the Royal Artillery Hospital at Woolwich. He had kept a record of his cases in Barbados, and the Account included a similar table for the Ordnance hospital. In 1804 a Medical Report on Cases of Inoculation supported the views of Edward Jenner.

References

Further reading

Alexander Marble. (1989. John Rollo. In: von Engelhardt D. (eds) Diabetes Its Medical and Cultural History. Springer. pp. 229–234.

Attribution

Year of birth missing
1809 deaths
Alumni of the University of St Andrews
Low-carbohydrate diet advocates
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