Pilcher, Lewis Stephen

Born 1845-01-01

Died 1934-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF23606249
WikidataQ42290791
ISNI0000000028481775
Open LibraryOL17306A

Top Subjects

New York City (2)
New York (2)
New York (State) (2)
Tracheotomy (1)
Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.) (1)
Croup, epidemiology (1)
Methods (1)

Books by Pilcher, Lewis Stephen

Total count: 14

Croup and tracheotomy in the City of Brooklyn, State of New Yorka study of local conditions and local experience, with map showing location of croup areas in that city : a report made to the Medical Society of the County of Kings, N.Y., April 17th, 1877

Medical Society of the County of Kings1877-01-01
Subcutaneous section of the internal condyle of the femur for the relief of genu-valgumafter the method of Ogston, with a report of two cases. Also remarks upon the operative treatment of this deformity

1879-01-01
The treatment of woundsits principles and practice, general and special

W. Wood & company1883-01-01
Memorial of Leander William Pilcher, president of Peking University and missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church to China.

1895-01-01
Tribute to George Ryerson Fowler, M.D.

Eagle Press1906-01-01
Epigastric incisions in dealing with cancer of the breast

1910-01-01
Odium medicum, and other addresses and studies in medical life and affairs

J. B. Lippincott company1911-01-01
Odium medicum and other addresses

J.B. Lippincott Company1911-01-01
The commander's yearaddresses.

1914-01-01
A list of books by some of the old masters of medicine and surgerytogether with books on the history of medicine and on medical biography in the possession of Lewis Stephen Pilcher ; with biographical and bibliographical notes and reproductions of some title pages and captions.

s.l.1918-01-01
George Ryerson Fowler

publisher not identified1924-01-01
A surgical pilgrim's progressreminiscences of Lewis Stephen Pilcher.

J.B. Lippincott company1925-01-01
Further contribution to the study of fractures of the inferior extremity of the radiusDifferentiation of longitudinal and transverse fractures and the causes which produce them
Reason vs. tradition in the treatment of certain injuries to the wrist-joint

s.n.