Volume 6; Issue 21 Archives - British Journal of Surgery

Volume 6; Issue 21

1st January 1918

Article

Introductory. BJS 1918; 6: 1-11.

Authors: George H. Makins

Article

Henry Cline. 1750–1827. BJS 1918; 6: 12-14.

Article

Acute dilatation of the stomach. BJS 1918; 6: 125-134.

Authors: William Doolin

Article

Notes on a case of intestinal obstruction: With comments on bursts of the intestine. BJS 1918; 6: 135-139.

Authors: Rutherford Morison

Article

Rupture of the small intestine into the mesentery, the result of indirect violence of a missile. BJS 1918; 6: 140-143.

Authors: Hamilton Drummond

Article

A case of subastragaloid dislocation reduced by operation after seven weeks. BJS 1918; 6: 144-146.

Authors: S. Alwyn Smith

Article

A case of congenital elevaton of the scapula (sprengel’s shoulder). BJS 1918; 6: 146-148.

Authors: Ralph M. de Mowbray

Article

Congenital abnormality of the wrist. BJS 1918; 6: 148-149.

Authors: A. Waldo Connelly, Holmes A'Court

Article

A case of contusion of the axillary artery. BJS 1918; 6: 15-18.

Authors: J. F. Dobdon, W. R. Higgins

Article

Précis de Radio‐diagnostic Technique et Clinique. By Dr. Jaugeas, with Preface by Dr. Béclère. Large 8vo. Pp. xxviii + 563, with 63 plates and 220 illustration. 1918. Paris: Masson et Cie. 24 fr. BJS 1918; 6: 150-152.

Article

Handbook of operative surgery. By W. I. de Courcy Wheeler, M.D., F.R.C.S.I., with an Introduction by Sir Alfred Keogh. 8vo. Pp. 372, with 226 illustrations. Third edition. 1918. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 12s. 6d. net. BJS 1918; 6: 150-150.

Article

Poliomyelitis in all its aspects. By John Ruhräh, M.D., and E. E. Mayer, M.D. Large 8vo. Pp. 305, with 118 illustrations and 2 plates. 1917. Philadelphia and New York: Lea & Febiger. $3.50. BJS 1918; 6: 152-153.

Article

The fitting out and administration of a naval hospital ship. By Edward Sutton, Fleet Surgeon R.N. Pp. 118, with numerous illustrations. 1918. Bristol: John Wright & Sons Ltd. 8s. net. BJS 1918; 6: 152-152.

Article

Studies in the anatomy and surgery of the nose and ear. By Adam E. Smith, M.D. New York. 4 to. Pp. 157, with 45 plates and figures. 1918. New York: Paul B. Hoeber, $4.00. BJS 1918; 6: 153-154.

Article

Radiography and radio‐electro‐therapeutics. By Robert Knox, M.D. Vol. II. Pp. 616, with 15 plates and 100 illustrations in the text. London: A. & C. Black Ltd. 15/‐ net. BJS 1918; 6: 153-153.

Article

Surgery and diseases of the mouth and jaws. By Vilray Papin Blair, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S. Large 8vo. Pp. xxxi + 733, with 460 illustrations. Third edition. 1918. London: Henry Kimpton. 30s. net. BJS 1918; 6: 154-155.

Article

Short notes on books. BJS 1918; 6: 155-156.

Article

A text‐book of first‐aid and emergency treatment. By A. C. Burnham, M.D., Medical Corps U.S.R. Pp. 307, with 160 figures and 2 plates. 1917. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger. $2.00. BJS 1918; 6: 155-155.

Article

Blood‐pressure: Its clinical applications. By George W. Norris, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania. Third edition. Pp. 448, with 110 engravings and 1 coloured plate. 1917. Philadelphia and New York: Lea & Febiger. $3.50. BJS 1918; 6: 155-155.

Article

Bone growth and bone repair Lecture II. REsearches made by syme and by goodsir regarding the growth and repair of bones. BJS 1918; 6: 19-23.

Authors: Arthur Keith

Article

Observations on bladder injury in warfare. A study of 53 cases. BJS 1918; 6: 24-56.

Authors: Andrew Fullerton

Article

Ununited fractures of the mandible; Their incidence, causation, and treatment. BJS 1918; 6: 57-73.

Authors: Percival P. Cole

Article

The treatment of gunshot wounds of the face accompanied by extensive destruction of the lower lip and mandible. BJS 1918; 6: 74-85.

Authors: V. H. Kazanjian, Harold Burrows

Article

Notes on the principles and results of treatment in 200 cases of injuries to the face and jaws. BJS 1918; 6: 86-91.

Authors: W. Maxwell Munby, A. Alan Forty, A. D. Shefford

Article

Primary and delayed primary suture of gunshot wounds. A report of research work at A C.C.S., Dec., 27, 1917–March 1, 1918 with which is included a report on the bacteriology of wounds. BJS 1918; 6: 92-124.

Authors: Forbes Fraser, J. W. Dew, D. C. Taylor, A. W. Dennis, M. W. B. Oliver, Henry Stokes et al.

Article

Volume 6; Issue 21

Introductory. BJS 1918; 6: 1-11.

Henry Cline. 1750–1827. BJS 1918; 6: 12-14.

Acute dilatation of the stomach. BJS 1918; 6: 125-134.

Notes on a case of intestinal obstruction: With comments on bursts of the intestine. BJS 1918; 6: 135-139.

Rupture of the small intestine into the mesentery, the result of indirect violence of a missile. BJS 1918; 6: 140-143.

A case of subastragaloid dislocation reduced by operation after seven weeks. BJS 1918; 6: 144-146.

A case of congenital elevaton of the scapula (sprengel’s shoulder). BJS 1918; 6: 146-148.

Congenital abnormality of the wrist. BJS 1918; 6: 148-149.

A case of contusion of the axillary artery. BJS 1918; 6: 15-18.

Précis de Radio‐diagnostic Technique et Clinique. By Dr. Jaugeas, with Preface by Dr. Béclère. Large 8vo. Pp. xxviii + 563, with 63 plates and 220 illustration. 1918. Paris: Masson et Cie. 24 fr. BJS 1918; 6: 150-152.

Handbook of operative surgery. By W. I. de Courcy Wheeler, M.D., F.R.C.S.I., with an Introduction by Sir Alfred Keogh. 8vo. Pp. 372, with 226 illustrations. Third edition. 1918. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 12s. 6d. net. BJS 1918; 6: 150-150.

Poliomyelitis in all its aspects. By John Ruhräh, M.D., and E. E. Mayer, M.D. Large 8vo. Pp. 305, with 118 illustrations and 2 plates. 1917. Philadelphia and New York: Lea & Febiger. $3.50. BJS 1918; 6: 152-153.

The fitting out and administration of a naval hospital ship. By Edward Sutton, Fleet Surgeon R.N. Pp. 118, with numerous illustrations. 1918. Bristol: John Wright & Sons Ltd. 8s. net. BJS 1918; 6: 152-152.

Studies in the anatomy and surgery of the nose and ear. By Adam E. Smith, M.D. New York. 4 to. Pp. 157, with 45 plates and figures. 1918. New York: Paul B. Hoeber, $4.00. BJS 1918; 6: 153-154.

Radiography and radio‐electro‐therapeutics. By Robert Knox, M.D. Vol. II. Pp. 616, with 15 plates and 100 illustrations in the text. London: A. & C. Black Ltd. 15/‐ net. BJS 1918; 6: 153-153.

Surgery and diseases of the mouth and jaws. By Vilray Papin Blair, A.M., M.D., F.A.C.S. Large 8vo. Pp. xxxi + 733, with 460 illustrations. Third edition. 1918. London: Henry Kimpton. 30s. net. BJS 1918; 6: 154-155.

Short notes on books. BJS 1918; 6: 155-156.

A text‐book of first‐aid and emergency treatment. By A. C. Burnham, M.D., Medical Corps U.S.R. Pp. 307, with 160 figures and 2 plates. 1917. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger. $2.00. BJS 1918; 6: 155-155.

Blood‐pressure: Its clinical applications. By George W. Norris, A.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine in the University of Pennsylvania. Third edition. Pp. 448, with 110 engravings and 1 coloured plate. 1917. Philadelphia and New York: Lea & Febiger. $3.50. BJS 1918; 6: 155-155.

Bone growth and bone repair Lecture II. REsearches made by syme and by goodsir regarding the growth and repair of bones. BJS 1918; 6: 19-23.

Observations on bladder injury in warfare. A study of 53 cases. BJS 1918; 6: 24-56.

Ununited fractures of the mandible; Their incidence, causation, and treatment. BJS 1918; 6: 57-73.

The treatment of gunshot wounds of the face accompanied by extensive destruction of the lower lip and mandible. BJS 1918; 6: 74-85.

Notes on the principles and results of treatment in 200 cases of injuries to the face and jaws. BJS 1918; 6: 86-91.

Primary and delayed primary suture of gunshot wounds. A report of research work at A C.C.S., Dec., 27, 1917–March 1, 1918 with which is included a report on the bacteriology of wounds. BJS 1918; 6: 92-124.

Masthead. BJS 1918; 6: fmi-fmi.