Volume 2; Issue 7 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 2; Issue 7

1st July 1914

Article

Abraham Colles. 1778–1843. BJS 1914; 2: 351-353.

Article

The treatment of malignant disease by radium irradiation. BJS 1914; 2: 354-363.

Authors: A. Clifford Morson

Article

Some notes on fistula in ano: With especial reference to its presence in children. BJS 1914; 2: 364-365.

Authors: Philip H. Mitchiner

Article

A contribution to the study of ossification in sarcomata of bone. BJS 1914; 2: 366-374.

Authors: R. Lawford Knaggs, Oskar C. Gruner

Article

The treatment of urethral stricture by excision. BJS 1914; 2: 375-383.

Authors: R. Hamilton Russell

Article

Sarcoma of the nose and nasopharynx. BJS 1914; 2: 384-389.

Authors: Adair Dighton

Article

A method of amputation at the ankle‐joint which leaves the heel intact: Tibio‐calcaneal resection, with amputation of the remainder of the foot. Notes and illustrations of seven cases. BJS 1914; 2: 390-397.

Authors: C. Gordon Watson

Article

Spontaneous rupture of a hæmatocele of the tunica vaginalis. BJS 1914; 2: 398-399.

Authors: F. J. F. Barrington

Article

Spontaneous hæmorrhage into the testicle. BJS 1914; 2: 400-407.

Authors: F. J. F. Barrington

Article

Contemporary Russian surgery. BJS 1914; 2: 408-422.

Authors: V. A. Oppell

Article

Ununited fractures treated by long‐axial drilling of the fractured bone‐ends. BJS 1914; 2: 423-428.

Authors: Deputy A. G. Surgeon‐General Wildey

Article

On the application of the principle of extension to comminuted fractures of the Long bone, with special reference to gunshot injuries. BJS 1914; 2: 429-443.

Authors: Ernest W. Hey Groves

Article

The treatment of acute emphysematous gangrene. (Preliminary communication.). BJS 1914; 2: 444-448.

Authors: C. B. Lawson, H. Beckwith Whitehouse

Article

Notes on naval and military surgery. BJS 1914; 2: 449-455.

Article

Notes on the transference of the sick and wounded from overseas by ambulance ships. BJS 1914; 2: 455-459.

Authors: Seymour Barling

Article

The medical aspects of modern warfare, with special reference to the use of hospital ships. BJS 1914; 2: 459-471.

Authors: Charles A. Pannett

Article

The wounded in Namur. BJS 1914; 2: 471-473.

Authors: Oswald G. Morgan

Article

Radiography at the Australian voluntary hospital, Boulogne. BJS 1914; 2: 473-474.

Authors: Herschel Harris

Article

Transporting the wounded direct to the base hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 475-476.

Article

The work at an extempporized field hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 477-479.

Article

The visit to some of the military hospitals of Paris and Boulogne. BJS 1914; 2: 479-491.

Article

The 2nd western general hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 491-505.

Authors: William Thorburn

Article

The 1st southern general hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 505-509.

Authors: Gilbert Barling

Article

Gold coins carried into the back by a shell fragment. BJS 1914; 2: 510-511.

Authors: D'arcy Power

Article

Deflection of bullet by coins. BJS 1914; 2: 511-511.

Authors: W. Baly Peacock

Article

A foreign body in the nasopharynx mistaken for frontal sinus disease. BJS 1914; 2: 512-512.

Article

A manual of minor surgery and bandaging (health, pollard). H. Morriston‐Davies, M.D., F.R.C.S., Senior Assistant Surgeon. University College Hospital. 8vo. Pp. 467, 239 illustrations. 15th edition. London: J. and A. Churchill. 7s. 6d. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 513-514.

Article

Gonorrhœa and its complications in the male and female. David Watson, M.B., C.M. Glasgow. Large 8vo. Pp. xx, and 375. With 72 illustrations and 12 plates, nine of which are in colours. London: Henry Kimpton. 15s. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 513-513.

Article

Pasteur, and after pasteur. Stephen Paget, F.R.C.S. Pp. 152, with 8 page‐illustrations. London: Adam & Charles Black. 3s. 6d. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 514-514.

Article

Nursing in war time; lessons for the inexperienced. M. N. Oxford. Formerly Sister at Guy’s Hospitals. Pp. 118. London: Methuen & Co. 1s. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 514-514.

Article

Practical bandaging, including adhesive and plaster‐of‐Paris dressings. Eldred L. Eliason, A.B., M.D., Philadelphia. Pp. 124, with 155 illustrations. London and Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. 6s. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 514-514.

Article

Urgent surgery. By Félix Lejars. William S. Dickie, F.R.C.S., Surgeon. Translated from the seventh French edition by North Riding Infirmary, Middlesbrough. Third English impression, with 20 full‐page plates and 1086 illustrations. Bristol: John Wright & Sons Ltd. Vol. I. 1914. 25s. net. BJS 1914; 2: 515-516.

Article

The clinics of John B. Murphy. Vol. III (No. 3, Pp. 205, Figs. 54; No. 4, Pp. 250, Figs. 65). Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co. 35s. net per annum. BJS 1914; 2: 515-515.

Article

Medical and surgical reports of the Episcopal hospital, Philadelphia. Vol. II. Pp. 427, Figs. 157. Philadelphia: Wm. J. Dornan. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 515-515.

Article

Volume 2; Issue 7

Abraham Colles. 1778–1843. BJS 1914; 2: 351-353.

The treatment of malignant disease by radium irradiation. BJS 1914; 2: 354-363.

Some notes on fistula in ano: With especial reference to its presence in children. BJS 1914; 2: 364-365.

A contribution to the study of ossification in sarcomata of bone. BJS 1914; 2: 366-374.

The treatment of urethral stricture by excision. BJS 1914; 2: 375-383.

Sarcoma of the nose and nasopharynx. BJS 1914; 2: 384-389.

A method of amputation at the ankle‐joint which leaves the heel intact: Tibio‐calcaneal resection, with amputation of the remainder of the foot. Notes and illustrations of seven cases. BJS 1914; 2: 390-397.

Spontaneous rupture of a hæmatocele of the tunica vaginalis. BJS 1914; 2: 398-399.

Spontaneous hæmorrhage into the testicle. BJS 1914; 2: 400-407.

Contemporary Russian surgery. BJS 1914; 2: 408-422.

Ununited fractures treated by long‐axial drilling of the fractured bone‐ends. BJS 1914; 2: 423-428.

On the application of the principle of extension to comminuted fractures of the Long bone, with special reference to gunshot injuries. BJS 1914; 2: 429-443.

The treatment of acute emphysematous gangrene. (Preliminary communication.). BJS 1914; 2: 444-448.

Notes on naval and military surgery. BJS 1914; 2: 449-455.

Notes on the transference of the sick and wounded from overseas by ambulance ships. BJS 1914; 2: 455-459.

The medical aspects of modern warfare, with special reference to the use of hospital ships. BJS 1914; 2: 459-471.

The wounded in Namur. BJS 1914; 2: 471-473.

Radiography at the Australian voluntary hospital, Boulogne. BJS 1914; 2: 473-474.

Transporting the wounded direct to the base hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 475-476.

The work at an extempporized field hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 477-479.

The visit to some of the military hospitals of Paris and Boulogne. BJS 1914; 2: 479-491.

The 2nd western general hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 491-505.

The 1st southern general hospital. BJS 1914; 2: 505-509.

Gold coins carried into the back by a shell fragment. BJS 1914; 2: 510-511.

Deflection of bullet by coins. BJS 1914; 2: 511-511.

A foreign body in the nasopharynx mistaken for frontal sinus disease. BJS 1914; 2: 512-512.

A manual of minor surgery and bandaging (health, pollard). H. Morriston‐Davies, M.D., F.R.C.S., Senior Assistant Surgeon. University College Hospital. 8vo. Pp. 467, 239 illustrations. 15th edition. London: J. and A. Churchill. 7s. 6d. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 513-514.

Gonorrhœa and its complications in the male and female. David Watson, M.B., C.M. Glasgow. Large 8vo. Pp. xx, and 375. With 72 illustrations and 12 plates, nine of which are in colours. London: Henry Kimpton. 15s. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 513-513.

Pasteur, and after pasteur. Stephen Paget, F.R.C.S. Pp. 152, with 8 page‐illustrations. London: Adam & Charles Black. 3s. 6d. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 514-514.

Nursing in war time; lessons for the inexperienced. M. N. Oxford. Formerly Sister at Guy’s Hospitals. Pp. 118. London: Methuen & Co. 1s. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 514-514.

Practical bandaging, including adhesive and plaster‐of‐Paris dressings. Eldred L. Eliason, A.B., M.D., Philadelphia. Pp. 124, with 155 illustrations. London and Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co. 6s. net. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 514-514.

The clinics of John B. Murphy. Vol. III (No. 3, Pp. 205, Figs. 54; No. 4, Pp. 250, Figs. 65). Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co. 35s. net per annum. BJS 1914; 2: 515-515.

Medical and surgical reports of the Episcopal hospital, Philadelphia. Vol. II. Pp. 427, Figs. 157. Philadelphia: Wm. J. Dornan. 1914. BJS 1914; 2: 515-515.

Masthead. BJS 1914; 2: fmi-fmi.