Volume 2; Issue 8 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 2; Issue 8

1st August 1914

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William Hey. BJS 1914; 2: 517-519.

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The principles of the operative treatment of traumatic cerebral lesions. BJS 1914; 2: 520-543.

Authors: Wilfred Trotter

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The operation of rib mobilization in the treatment of phthisis. BJS 1914; 2: 544-553.

Authors: H. Morriston Davies

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Symptomless renal hæmaturia arising from tumours, aneurysms in the renal pelvis, calculus, and early tuberculosis. BJS 1914; 2: 554-573.

Authors: David Newman

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Contributions to the problem of intestinal stasis. BJS 1914; 2: 574-575.

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An account of six specimens of the great bowel removed by operation: With some observations on the motor mechanism of the colon. BJS 1914; 2: 576-599.

Authors: Arthur Keith

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The operative technique of ileocolostomy and of colectomy. BJS 1914; 2: 599-608.

Authors: Wm. Arbuthnot Lane

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Bacterial activity in the alimentary tract. BJS 1914; 2: 608-638.

Authors: N. Mutch

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Radiological studies of the large intestine. BJS 1914; 2: 638-652.

Authors: A. E. Barclay

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Ileosigmoidostomy for the relief of constipation and intestinal stasis. BJS 1914; 2: 653-655.

Authors: Gilbert Barling

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Colectomy for Hirschsprung’s disease. BJS 1914; 2: 655-657.

Authors: L. E. Barrington‐Ward

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An analysis of a consecutive series of cases of various forms of arthritis, treated by ileocolostomy or colectomy. BJS 1914; 2: 657-664.

Authors: C. H. Fagge, E. C. Hughes

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A short of operations for intestinal stasis. BJS 1914; 2: 664-668.

Authors: R. D. Mothersole

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Bone‐graft in a case of sarcoma of the radius. BJS 1914; 2: 669-672.

Authors: J. Hinton Robertson

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Splenic jaundice. A contribution to the surgery of the spleen. BJS 1914; 2: 673-677.

Authors: Harold Upcott

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The result of surgical treatment of a long‐standing case of congenital equinovarus. BJS 1914; 2: 678-681.

Authors: George Robertson

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Contemporary American surgery. BJS 1914; 2: 682-700.

Authors: George W. Crile

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Report on a bacteriological investigation of wounds, skin, &c.. BJS 1914; 2: 701-707.

Authors: J. O. Hamilton

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Pneumococcal peritonitis mistaken for appendicitis. BJS 1914; 2: 708-709.

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Case of arrested development of the small bowel in a man, age 28. BJS 1914; 2: 710-719.

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Abdominal operations. By Sir Berkeley G. A. Moynihan, M.S. (Lond.), F.R.C.S. In two vols. Large 8vo. Pp. 488 + 492, with 387 Figs., 5 in colour. Third Edition. London and Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co. 1914. 42s. net.. BJS 1914; 2: 720-722.

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Tuberculosis of the bones and joints in children. By John Fraser, M.D., F.R.C.S. Assistant Surgeon Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh. Large 8vo. Pp. xvi+352, with 51 plates (2 in colours) and 164 figures in the text. London: Adam and Charles Black. 15s. net.. BJS 1914; 2: 722-722.

Article

Masthead. BJS 1914; 2: fmi-fmi.