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SIMON, Sir John. Etropia Vesicae (absence of the anterior walls of the bladder and public abdominal parietes); Operation for Directing the Orifices of the Ureters into the rectum; Temporary Success; Subsequent Death; Autopsy. Lancet, 1852, Vol. 2, p.568-70. First uretero-intestinal anastomosis. (Garrison and Morton, 4169.1.). Large 8vo., marbled boards rebacked in cloth. Ex-library with some wear and soil. $75.00
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COCK, Edward. Case of Pharyngotomy. Lancet, 1856, Vol. 1, p.125-26. First Pharyngotomy in England. (Garrison and Morton, 3265.). Also found in this volume is On a New Mode of Effecting Artificial Respiration. By Marshall Hall. Lancet, 229p. Pysiology of reflux function resusitation method in drowning victums was the original standard (Garrison and Morton, 1970.). Ex-library. Disbound. $125.00
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BUDD, William. The Fever at the Clergy Orphan Asylum. Lancet, 1856, Vol. 2, p.617, and On Intestinal Fever: It's Mode of Propagation. p.694-95. He is known for establishing the fact that infection with typhoid came from the dejecta of patients. He strenghtened the theory of water-bourne infection. (See Garrison and Morton, 5029.). Large 8vo., brown paper boards backed in green cloth. Ex-library, some wear and soil to boards. $75.00
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BABINGTON, Benjamin Guy. Heredity Existaxis. Lancet, 1865, Vol. 2, p.362-63. (Garrison and Morton, 3064.2.). Large 8vo., backed in leather. Ex-library with minor wear and soiling. (51630) $75.00

JACKSON, John Hughlings. On a Case of Paralysis of the Tongue from Haemorrhage in the Medulla Oblongata. Lancet, 1872, Vol. 2, p.770-73. Jackson here described the syndrome consisting of paralysis of half the tongue, the same half of the palate, and of one vocal cord - "Jackson's Syndrome". A binding copy. $65.00
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6. JONES, Sydney. Gastrostmony for Stricture (Cancerous?) of Oesophagus; Death from Bronchitis Forty Days after Operation. Lancet, 1875, Vol. 1, p.678-79. Successful human gastrostmony by the older (Sedillot's) method. Reported by S. Osbourne. (Garrison and Morton, 3467.). Large 8vo., green cloth backed in leather. Some bumping at extremeties. Ex-library. $75.00
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7. MACLAGLAN, Thomas John. The Treatment of Acute Rheumatism by Salicin. Lancet, 1876, Vol. 1, p.383-84. Introduction of salicylates in the treatment of rheumatism. (Garrison and Morton, 4501.). Disbound. $75.00
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LEGG, John Wickham. A Case of Haemophilia Complicated with Multiple Naevi. Lancet, 1876, Vol. 2, p.856. First description of multiple hereditary telangiectasis ("Rendu-Osler-Weber disease"). (Garrison and Morton, 2707.). Ex-library with some minor annotations in blue pencil. $75.00
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BANCROFT, Joseph. Cases of Filarious Disease. Lancet, 1877, Vol. 2, p.70-71. Discovery (1876) of Wuchereria bancrofti. Bancroft's first report on this was in the form of a letter to T. S. Cobbold, presented here in this volume. (Garrison and Morton, 5346.). Marbled boards, rebacked in library cloth. Ffep is loose and text has few annotations in blue pencil. Shaken.
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CHEADLE, Walter Butler. Three Cases of Scurvy Supervening on Rickets in Young Children. Lancet, 1878, Vol. 2, p.685-87. Infantile scurvy was confused with rickets until Cheadle differentiated between the two conditions. (Garrison and Morton, 3719.). Ex-library, marbled boards with wear at extremities and at spine. $75.00
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FOWLER, Sir James Kingston. On the Association of the Throat with Acute Rheumatism. Lancet, 1880, Vol. 2, p.933-34. Fowler drew attention to the association of throat infection with acute rheumatism. (Garrison and Morton, 4501.1.). Ex- library with green cloth backed in leather with spine partially disbound. $75.00
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CLARK, Henry Edward. On a Case of Obstruction of the Bowels due to Volvulus, Treated by Abdominal Section; Recovery. Lancet, 1883, Vol. 2, p.678-80. First successful operation in Britian for treatment of volvulus, performed Feb. 20, 1883. (Garrison and Morton, 3479.). Leather backing not present. Ex-library. $75.00
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HORSLEY, Sir Victor Alexander Haden. A Recent Specimen of Artifial Myxoedema in a Monkey. Lancet, 1884, Vol. 2, p.827. By experimental removal of the thyroid Horsley produced artificial myxoedema confirming previous work by Reverdin and others. At the time his results were regarded as proof that total thyroidectomy produces operative myxoedema, but some of the symptoms he described are now known to have been due to removal of the parathyroids. (Garrison and Morton, 3834.). Also included in this volume: Observations on the Relation of the Principle Fissures and Convolutions of the Cerebrum to the Outer Surface of the Scalp. By Robert William Reid. Lancet, p.539-40. Reid's base line-the anthropometric base line on the skull. (Garrison and Morton, 426.); Clinical Lectures on Cases of Difficult Diagnosis; Perforation of the Appendix Vermiformis. By Samuel Fenwick. Lancet, p.987-90, 1039-42. In 1884 Fenwick advocated tying off and removal of the perforated appendix. (Garrison and Morton, 3566.); Case of Cerebral Tumor. By Alexander Hughes Bennett and Sir Rickman John Godlee. Lancet, 1090-91pp. First instance of diagnosis, accurate clinical localization, and operative removal of a tumor of the brain, November 25, 1884. The patient survived for one month. The preliminary report is in this volume. (Garrison and Morton, 4858.). Black boards rebacked in library cloth, minor wear and soiling. $175.00
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