Results for “Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh”
139 books found
Books

On ovarian dropsy, with cases of ovariotomy
Keith, Thomas
1863

Case of successful ligature of common iliac artery
Walter Boyd McKinlay
1864

On tubercle
Henry McCormac
1856

Sudden death in a case in which chloroform was being administered
William Alfred Roberts
1855

Observations on the results of an advanced diagnosis and pathology applied to the management of internal inflammations, compared with the effects of a former antiphlogistic treatment, and especially of bloodletting
John Hughes Bennett
1857

Two cases of aneurism of the descending thoracic aorta, producing obstruction of the thoracic duct
Turner, William M.B.
1859

Cases of acute leucocythemia in connexion with pregnancy
Robert Paterson
1870

The relation of the cranial contents to the pressure of the atmosphere
James Cappie
1874

Note on jaborandi
William Craig
1876

On the characters of the expectoration in cases of fetid bronchitis and gangrene of the lung
Arthur Gamgee
1865

On albuminuric retinitis
Douglas Argyll Robertson
1871

The causes and nature of the vascular kind of bronchocele, and of the pulsations and palpitations termed anæmic
Thomas Laycock
1863

Two cases of tumour of the brain contrasted
T. S. Clouston
1875

Relapsing fever in Edinburgh during the first five months of the year 1870
Claud Muirhead
1870

On the nature of the intestinal lesion of enteric fever
Thomas John Maclagan
1871

Account of a new anæsthetic agent, as a substitute for sulphuric ether in surgery and midwifery
Simpson, James Young Sir
1847

Remarks on the superinduction of anæsthesia in natural and morbid parturition
Simpson, James Young Sir
1847

On the frequent spontaneous cure of pulmonary consumption, and the indications furnished by pathology for its rational treatment
John Hughes Bennett
1845

Address to the Medico-Chirurgical Society, on occasion of being elected president, including some remarks on homœopathy
Robert Hamilton
1847

Case of laryngo-tracheitis, terminating favourably after tracheotomy
James Donaldson Gillespie
1850
