Volume 1; Issue 4 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 1; Issue 4

1st April 1913

Article

John Abernethy (with Portrait). BJS 1913; 1: 549-550.

Article

Congenital elevation of the scapula: A series of 18 cases, with a detailed description of a dissected specimen. BJS 1913; 1: 553-572.

Authors: H. A. T. Fairbank

Article

Severe unilateral hæmaturia without evident cause. BJS 1913; 1: 573-575.

Authors: Gilbert Barling

Article

An obscure case of ulceration of the nose in a child, simulating an epithelioma. (A probable case of tuberculosis verrucosa cutis). BJS 1913; 1: 576-580.

Authors: David Nabarro, T. Twistington Higgins

Article

Traumatic sensory aphasia. BJS 1913; 1: 581-586.

Authors: V. Zachary Cope

Article

Massive collapse of the lung. (Syn. active lobar collapse). BJS 1913; 1: 587-601.

Authors: W. Pasteur

Article

Typhoid spine: A report of two cases, and a short review of the subject. BJS 1913; 1: 602-609.

Authors: S. J. Elkin, Jasper Halpenny

Article

On the late results of three cases of transplantaton of the fibula: With remarks on the process of growth and the physiological development of transplanted bone. BJS 1913; 1: 610-624.

Authors: C. J. Bond

Article

Radical operation for chronic osteomyelitis. BJS 1913; 1: 625-631.

Authors: Seton Pringle

Article

Excision of the diaphysis of the humerus, with full functional recovery. BJS 1913; 1: 632-636.

Authors: Arthur J. Evans

Article

Two cases of injury to the pancres. BJS 1913; 1: 637-643.

Authors: G. Grey Turner

Article

Cases of acute intestinal obstruction due to rare causes. BJS 1913; 1: 644-649.

Authors: John Marnoch

Article

Loose bodies in the knee: With special reference to their etiology and growth. BJS 1913; 1: 650-664.

Authors: R. H. Anglin Whitelocke

Article

Two cases of complete division of the duodenum at the duodeno‐jejunal junction treated by closure of the divided ends and gastro‐jejunostomy. BJS 1913; 1: 665-672.

Authors: H. Collinson, L. R. Braithwaite

Article

A case of intussusception of the vermiform appendix. BJS 1913; 1: 673-676.

Authors: R. J. M'Connell, W. Wilson

Article

The arterial supply of the rectum and pelvic colon. BJS 1913; 1: 677-685.

Authors: Hamilton Drummond

Article

Notes of Professor Rutherford Morison’s clinic at Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne. BJS 1913; 1: 686-694.

Article

A visit to the clinic of Professor Garre at Bonn. BJS 1913; 1: 695-698.

Article

A review of the present position of surgical treatment of exophalmic goitre. BJS 1913; 1: 699-717.

Authors: James Berry

Article

Instructive mistakes. BJS 1913; 1: 718-720.

Article

Intussusception of the vermiform appendix, the intussusceptum protruding from the anus. BJS 1913; 1: 721-722.

Authors: F. F. Burghard

Article

Recurrent intussusception—“appendix tumour”. BJS 1913; 1: 722-723.

Authors: Stewart Rouquette

Article

Aneurysms. BJS 1913; 1: 724-727.

Authors: J. Rutherford Morison

Article

Plastic operation on the hand of a young boy. BJS 1913; 1: 727-729.

Authors: J. Rutherford Morison

Article

New instruments and appliances. BJS 1913; 1: 730-730.

Article

International clinics: A Quarterly Journal of Illustrated Clinical Lectures. Vol. III, 1913. With 2 coloured plates and 55 other illustrations. Pp. vii, and 303. J. B. Lippincott Co. Price 35s. per year. BJS 1913; 1: 731-731.

Article

Practical pathology: Including morbid anatomy and post‐mortem technique. By James Miller, M.D., D.SC., F.R.C.P.E. Pages XV. and 444. 109 illustrations, with coloured frontispiece. Adam and Charles Black. Price 7s. 6d. net. BJS 1913; 1: 731-731.

Article

The biology of the blood‐cells, with a glossary of hæmatological terms, for the use of Practitioners By O. C. Gruner, M.D. (Lond.), Montreal. With 7 coloured plates and 75 illustrations. 4to. Bristol and London: John Wright & Sons Ltd. Price 21s. net. BJS 1913; 1: 731-731.

Article

Manual of surgery: Volume III, operative surgery. By Alexis Thomson, Professor of Surgery, University of Edinburgh, and Alexander Miles, Surgeon, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. Second Edition. Oxford Medical Publications. Pp. xvi. + 599. Price 10s. 6d. net. BJS 1913; 1: 732-733.

Article

Clinical surgical diagnosis for students and general practioners. By F. de Quervain, Professor of Surgery and Director of the Surgical Clinic at the University of Basle. Translated from the 4th Edition by J. Snowman, M.D. Large 8vo, 780 pp., with 510 illustrations and 4 plates. Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd. 25s. net. BJS 1913; 1: 732-732.

Article

Medical and surgical reports of the episcopal hospital, philadelphia: Vol. I, pp. 405, 108 figures. Philadelphia: Wm. J. Dornan. BJS 1913; 1: 732-732.

Article

Short notice. BJS 1913; 1: 733-733.

Article

Volume 1; Issue 4

John Abernethy (with Portrait). BJS 1913; 1: 549-550.

Congenital elevation of the scapula: A series of 18 cases, with a detailed description of a dissected specimen. BJS 1913; 1: 553-572.

Severe unilateral hæmaturia without evident cause. BJS 1913; 1: 573-575.

An obscure case of ulceration of the nose in a child, simulating an epithelioma. (A probable case of tuberculosis verrucosa cutis). BJS 1913; 1: 576-580.

Traumatic sensory aphasia. BJS 1913; 1: 581-586.

Massive collapse of the lung. (Syn. active lobar collapse). BJS 1913; 1: 587-601.

Typhoid spine: A report of two cases, and a short review of the subject. BJS 1913; 1: 602-609.

On the late results of three cases of transplantaton of the fibula: With remarks on the process of growth and the physiological development of transplanted bone. BJS 1913; 1: 610-624.

Radical operation for chronic osteomyelitis. BJS 1913; 1: 625-631.

Excision of the diaphysis of the humerus, with full functional recovery. BJS 1913; 1: 632-636.

Two cases of injury to the pancres. BJS 1913; 1: 637-643.

Cases of acute intestinal obstruction due to rare causes. BJS 1913; 1: 644-649.

Loose bodies in the knee: With special reference to their etiology and growth. BJS 1913; 1: 650-664.

Two cases of complete division of the duodenum at the duodeno‐jejunal junction treated by closure of the divided ends and gastro‐jejunostomy. BJS 1913; 1: 665-672.

A case of intussusception of the vermiform appendix. BJS 1913; 1: 673-676.

The arterial supply of the rectum and pelvic colon. BJS 1913; 1: 677-685.

Notes of Professor Rutherford Morison’s clinic at Newcastle‐upon‐Tyne. BJS 1913; 1: 686-694.

A visit to the clinic of Professor Garre at Bonn. BJS 1913; 1: 695-698.

A review of the present position of surgical treatment of exophalmic goitre. BJS 1913; 1: 699-717.

Instructive mistakes. BJS 1913; 1: 718-720.

Intussusception of the vermiform appendix, the intussusceptum protruding from the anus. BJS 1913; 1: 721-722.

Recurrent intussusception—“appendix tumour”. BJS 1913; 1: 722-723.

Aneurysms. BJS 1913; 1: 724-727.

Plastic operation on the hand of a young boy. BJS 1913; 1: 727-729.

New instruments and appliances. BJS 1913; 1: 730-730.

International clinics: A Quarterly Journal of Illustrated Clinical Lectures. Vol. III, 1913. With 2 coloured plates and 55 other illustrations. Pp. vii, and 303. J. B. Lippincott Co. Price 35s. per year. BJS 1913; 1: 731-731.

Practical pathology: Including morbid anatomy and post‐mortem technique. By James Miller, M.D., D.SC., F.R.C.P.E. Pages XV. and 444. 109 illustrations, with coloured frontispiece. Adam and Charles Black. Price 7s. 6d. net. BJS 1913; 1: 731-731.

The biology of the blood‐cells, with a glossary of hæmatological terms, for the use of Practitioners By O. C. Gruner, M.D. (Lond.), Montreal. With 7 coloured plates and 75 illustrations. 4to. Bristol and London: John Wright & Sons Ltd. Price 21s. net. BJS 1913; 1: 731-731.

Manual of surgery: Volume III, operative surgery. By Alexis Thomson, Professor of Surgery, University of Edinburgh, and Alexander Miles, Surgeon, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. Second Edition. Oxford Medical Publications. Pp. xvi. + 599. Price 10s. 6d. net. BJS 1913; 1: 732-733.

Medical and surgical reports of the episcopal hospital, philadelphia: Vol. I, pp. 405, 108 figures. Philadelphia: Wm. J. Dornan. BJS 1913; 1: 732-732.

Short notice. BJS 1913; 1: 733-733.

Masthead. BJS 1913; 1: fmi-fmi.