Results for “Wilson Ogilvie”

Lecture on animal electricity ...

Letheby, H. 1816-1876

1850

On the class of medical literature most needed at the present day

Horace Dobell

1851

Questions in practical anatomy, for the use of the students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. October 1844

St. Bartholomew's Hospital (London, England). Medical College

1844

The periodical maturation and extrusion of ova, independently of coitus, in mammalia and man, proved to be the primary condition to their propagation

Th. Ludw. Wilh Bischoff

1845

On the application of prismatic reflection to the investigation of diseases situated in the open cavities of the body

Adam Warden

1844

Observations on the structure and connexions of the valves of the human heart

William Scovell Savory

1852

On the pathology and treatment of dysentery : being the Gulstonian lectures delivered at the College of Physicians, in February 1847

William Baly

1847

Report of the water of the West Middlesex Water-Works Company

Taylor, Alfred Swaine, 1806-1880

1851

Lecture on animal electricity

H. Letheby

1843

Lectures on tumours

Sir James Paget

1851

Additional observations on unavoidable h©Œmorrhage in cases of placental presentation

Sir James Young Simpson

1845

Collection of facts illustrative of the morbid conditions of the pulmonary artery

Norman Chevers

1851

A case of tuberculous excavation of the left lung, treated by perforation of the cavity through the walls of the chest

Hastings, John M.D.

1844

Lectures on inflammation, (delivered in the theatre of the Royal College of Surgeons of England)

Paget, James Sir

1850

The vital question in political economy

W. Howard

1847

On the pathology and treatment of delirium and coma

Robert Bentley Todd

1850

On pneumo-thorax

Henry Marshall Hughes

1844

Oration delivered before the members of the Hunterian Society, at the twenty-fifth anniversary

John Hilton

1844

Removal of dropsical ovaria, by the large abdominal section

Daniel Henry Walne

1844

Supplement to some observations on the muscular contractions which occasionally happen after death from cholera

W.F. Barlow

1850