Volume 5; Issue 19 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 5; Issue 19

1st March 1917

Article

Thomas Vicary. 1490–1562. BJS 1917; 5: 359-362.

Article

Gunshot wounds of the chest. BJS 1917; 5: 363-388.

Authors: P T. Crymble

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Two cases of keratodermia blennorrhagica. BJS 1917; 5: 389-391.

Authors: Captain Crawford Lundie

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Septicæmia as a complication of gunshot wounds, with notes on 13 cases. BJS 1917; 5: 393-416.

Authors: Captain H. M. Anderson, Captain G. Richardson

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Two cases of squamous epithelial tumour of the breast. BJS 1917; 5: 417-421.

Authors: Raymond Johnson, T. W. P. Lawrence

Article

Removal of a rifle bullet from the right lobe of the cerebellum; Illustrating the spontaneous movement of a bullet in the brain. BJS 1917; 5: 422-424.

Authors: Geoffrey Jefferson

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Some aspects of the treatment of infected war wounds. BJS 1917; 5: 425-461.

Authors: Captain O. G. Morgan, Captain F. D. Saner, E. G. Schlesinger

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Gunshot wounds of the knee‐joint: A report on 100 consecutive cases. BJS 1917; 5: 462-493.

Authors: Captain E. Tissington Tatlow

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A case of fascial grafting for the repair of traumatic stricture of the urethra. BJS 1917; 5: 494-498.

Authors: R. J. Willan

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A new operation for the substitution of a thumb. BJS 1917; 5: 499-504.

Authors: Brevet‐Major J. L. Joyce

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Case of traumatic aneurysm of the radial artery. BJS 1917; 5: 505-506.

Authors: C. P. G. Wakely

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A case of partial separation of the calcaneal epiphysis. BJS 1917; 5: 507-507.

Authors: C. Hamilton Whiteford

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A case of gunshot wound of the liver, where the missile, entering the circulation through the hepatic vein, was found lodged in the right ventricle of the heart. BJS 1917; 5: 508-510.

Authors: Captain J E. McCartney, Captain Hamilton Drummond

Article

An unusual case of renal calculus. BJS 1917; 5: 510-512.

Authors: F. C. Pybus

Article

Hæmatemesis and melæna caused by a piece of metal from the œsophagus perforating the aorta. BJS 1917; 5: 512-513.

Authors: Norman H. Beal

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A case of two aneurysms resulting from penetration by a small shell fragment, one of the first part of the right subclavian, the other of the aorta. BJS 1917; 5: 514-515.

Authors: Gilbert Barling

Article

Emergency Surgery. By JOHN W. SLUSS, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S., Associate Professor of Surgery, Indiana University School of Medicine. Fourth edition. Pp. 827, with 685 illustrations. 1917 London William Hememann. 17s. 6d. net. BJS 1917; 5: 516-516.

Article

Malingering or, The Simulation of Disease. By A. BASSETT JONES, M.B. Lond., and LLEWELLYN J. LLEWELLYN, M.B. Lond., with a chapter on Malingering in Relation to Eye Diseases by W M. BEAUMONT. Large 8vo. Pp. 708, 5 plates. 1917. London. William Hememann. 25s. net. BJS 1917; 5: 516-516.

Article

Massage, its principles and practice. By JAMES B. MENNELL, M.A., M.D., Medical Officer Physico‐therapeutic Department, St. Thomas’s Hospital and London Military Orthopædic Hospitals. With an Introduction by Sir ROBERT JONES, Military Inspector of Orthopædics. Pp. xvi + 352, with 135 illustrations. 1917 London J. & A. Churchill. 8s. 6d. net. BJS 1917; 5: 517-518.

Article

Nerve Wounds Symptomatology of Peripheral Nerve Lesions caused by War Wounds. By J. TINEL, late Chef de Clinique at La Salpêtrière, with Preface by PROFESSOR DEJERINE, translated by FRED. ROTHWELL, revised and edited by CECIL A. JOLL. Pp. xii + 317, with 323 illustrations. London Baillière, Tindal & Cox. 15s. net. BJS 1917; 5: 517-517.

Article

Masthead. BJS 1917; 5: fmi-fmi.