Volume 3; Issue 11 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 3; Issue 11

1st November 1915

Article

Richard Wiseman. BJS 1915; 3: 349-352.

Article

On the vascular lesions produced by gunshot injuries and their results. BJS 1915; 3: 353-421.

Authors: George H. Makins

Article

On gunshot wounds of the shoulder. BJS 1915; 3: 422-426.

Authors: John Bland‐Sutton

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On the treatment of wounds in war. BJS 1915; 3: 427-450.

Authors: W. Watson Cheyne

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The bradshaw lecture on wounds in war. BJS 1915; 3: 451-474.

Authors: Anthony Bowlby

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The treatment of penetrating wounds of the skull. BJS 1915; 3: 475-489.

Authors: Percy Sargent, Gordon Holmes

Article

Traumatic and arterio‐venous aneurysm. BJS 1915; 3: 490-496.

Authors: John Bland‐Sutton

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Illustrations of war surgery. BJS 1915; 3: 497-505.

Article

A study of the changes met with in the leucocytes in certain cases of malignant disease. BJS 1915; 3: 506-525.

Authors: O. C. Gruner

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The prevention of deformity following fracture or resection of the jaw: A plea for the early use of suitable splints. BJS 1915; 3: 526-548.

Authors: W. H. Dolamore

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Perforating wounds of the rectum. BJS 1915; 3: 549-551.

Authors: H. J. Waring

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A note on the abuses and dangers of drainage tubes: With special reference to the danger of serious hæmorrhage from the erosion of large arteries. BJS 1915; 3: 552-557.

Authors: Major G. Grey Turner

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The surgery of the enlarged prostate. BJS 1915; 3: 558-560.

Authors: Graham Simpson

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Four cases of persisting infection of the brain following injury by projectiles. BJS 1915; 3: 561-569.

Authors: C. Hamilton Whiteford

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Collected papers of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota: Vol. VI., 1914. Edited by Mrs. M. H. Mellish. Large 8vo. pp. 814, with 349 illustrations. London and Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co., 24s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 570-573.

Article

The operations of surgery (Jacobson). 6th edition. By R. P. Rowlands, M.S., Lond., F.R.C.S. Eng. Surgeon to Guy’s hospital, lecture on anatomy to the medical school/ and Philip Turner, B.Sc., M.S. London, F.R.C.S. Eng. Surgeon to Guy’s hospital, teacher of operative surgery to the medical school. In 2 vols. pp. 1964, with 797 illustrations (40 in colour). large 8vo. London: J. & A. Churchill. £2 10s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 573-575.

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Wounds of the thorax in war. (Oxford War Primers. Under the General Editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy power, R.A.M.C.) By J. Keogh Murphy. Small 8vo. Illustrated. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 2s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 575-578.

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Memorandum on the treatment of injuries in war, based on the experience of the present campaign. Small 8vo. Pp. 122, illustrated. 1915. London: Harrison & sons. BJS 1915; 3: 578-579.

Article

The alimentary tract: A radiographic study. By Alfred E. Barclay, M.A., M.D., B.C. (Cantab.), medical officer X‐ray and electrical department, manchester royal infirmary. Demy 8vo. Pp. 195, with 77 radiogram illustration. London: Sherratt & Hughes. 15s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 579-580.

Article

Diarrhœal, inflammatory, obstructive, and parasitic diseases of the gastro‐intestinal tract. By Samuel Goodwin Gant, M.D. professor of diseases of the rectum, New York post‐graduate medical school. Large 8vo. Pp. 604, with 181 illustrations. 1915. London and Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co. 25s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 579-579.

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Wounds of war: Their treatment and results. (Oxford war primers.) By D’arcy power, M.B., Oxon., F.R.C.S., Eng. Small 8vo. Pp. 108, illustrated. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 2s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 580-582.

Article

International Clinics: A quarterly journal of illustrated clinical lectures. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co. 4 vols. 35s. per year. BJS 1915; 3: 582-582.

Article

The stretcher‐bearer. (Oxford war primers. Under the general editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy Power, R.A.M.C.) By Georges M. Dupuy, M.D. Small 8vo. With many illustrations. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 2s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 582-582.

Article

Cerebrospinal Fever. (Oxford war primers. Under the general editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy Power, R.A.M.C.). By Thomas J. Horder, M.D. small 8vo. pp. 179, with 17 illustrations. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 3s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 582-582.

Article

Gunshot injuries of bones. (Oxford war primers. Under the general editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy Power, R.A.M.C.) By Ernest W. Hey Groves, M.D., M.S. Small 8vo. Illustrated. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughon. 3s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 583-584.

Article

Volume 3; Issue 11

Richard Wiseman. BJS 1915; 3: 349-352.

On the vascular lesions produced by gunshot injuries and their results. BJS 1915; 3: 353-421.

On gunshot wounds of the shoulder. BJS 1915; 3: 422-426.

On the treatment of wounds in war. BJS 1915; 3: 427-450.

The bradshaw lecture on wounds in war. BJS 1915; 3: 451-474.

The treatment of penetrating wounds of the skull. BJS 1915; 3: 475-489.

Traumatic and arterio‐venous aneurysm. BJS 1915; 3: 490-496.

Illustrations of war surgery. BJS 1915; 3: 497-505.

A study of the changes met with in the leucocytes in certain cases of malignant disease. BJS 1915; 3: 506-525.

The prevention of deformity following fracture or resection of the jaw: A plea for the early use of suitable splints. BJS 1915; 3: 526-548.

Perforating wounds of the rectum. BJS 1915; 3: 549-551.

A note on the abuses and dangers of drainage tubes: With special reference to the danger of serious hæmorrhage from the erosion of large arteries. BJS 1915; 3: 552-557.

The surgery of the enlarged prostate. BJS 1915; 3: 558-560.

Four cases of persisting infection of the brain following injury by projectiles. BJS 1915; 3: 561-569.

Collected papers of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota: Vol. VI., 1914. Edited by Mrs. M. H. Mellish. Large 8vo. pp. 814, with 349 illustrations. London and Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co., 24s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 570-573.

Wounds of the thorax in war. (Oxford War Primers. Under the General Editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy power, R.A.M.C.) By J. Keogh Murphy. Small 8vo. Illustrated. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 2s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 575-578.

Memorandum on the treatment of injuries in war, based on the experience of the present campaign. Small 8vo. Pp. 122, illustrated. 1915. London: Harrison & sons. BJS 1915; 3: 578-579.

The alimentary tract: A radiographic study. By Alfred E. Barclay, M.A., M.D., B.C. (Cantab.), medical officer X‐ray and electrical department, manchester royal infirmary. Demy 8vo. Pp. 195, with 77 radiogram illustration. London: Sherratt & Hughes. 15s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 579-580.

Wounds of war: Their treatment and results. (Oxford war primers.) By D’arcy power, M.B., Oxon., F.R.C.S., Eng. Small 8vo. Pp. 108, illustrated. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 2s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 580-582.

International Clinics: A quarterly journal of illustrated clinical lectures. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co. 4 vols. 35s. per year. BJS 1915; 3: 582-582.

The stretcher‐bearer. (Oxford war primers. Under the general editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy Power, R.A.M.C.) By Georges M. Dupuy, M.D. Small 8vo. With many illustrations. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 2s. net. BJS 1915; 3: 582-582.

Cerebrospinal Fever. (Oxford war primers. Under the general editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy Power, R.A.M.C.). By Thomas J. Horder, M.D. small 8vo. pp. 179, with 17 illustrations. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton. 3s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 582-582.

Gunshot injuries of bones. (Oxford war primers. Under the general editorship of Lieut.‐Col. D’arcy Power, R.A.M.C.) By Ernest W. Hey Groves, M.D., M.S. Small 8vo. Illustrated. 1915. London: Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughon. 3s. 6d. net. BJS 1915; 3: 583-584.

Masthead. BJS 1915; 3: fmi-fmi.