Thomas Kirkland

Born 1722-01-01

Died 1798-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF76659012
WikidataQ15991752
ISNI0000000117713312
Open LibraryOL4682970A

Top Subjects

Fever (3)
Therapy (2)
Gangrene (1)
Plant Bark (1)
Cinchona (1)
Hemorrhage (1)
Wounds and injuries (1)

Books by Thomas Kirkland

Total count: 23

A treatise on gangrenesIn which; the cases that require the use of the bark, and those in which it is pernicious (unless join'd with proper correctives) are ascertained. And the objections to its use in the cure of gangrenes consider'd

Printed by G. Ayscough1754-01-01
An essay on the methods of suppressing hæmorrhages from divided arteries. By Thomas Kirkland, surgeon

printed for R. and J. Dodsley1763-01-01
An essay on the methods of suppressing hæmorrhages from divided arteries

Printed for R. and J. Dodsley1763-01-01
An essay towards an improvement in the cure of those diseases which are the cause of fevers

J. Dodsley1767-01-01
An essay towards an improvement in the cure of those diseases which are the cause of fevers

Printed for J. Dodsley ...1767-01-01
A reply to Mr. Maxwell's answer to Mr. Kirkland's Essay on feverswherein the utility of the practice of suppressing them, is further exemplified, vindicated, and enforced

Printed for T. Becket, and P.A. De Hondt ...1769-01-01
A reply to Mr. Maxwell's Answer to Mr. Kirkland's Essay on fevers; wherein the utility of the practice of suppressing them, is further exemplified, vindicated, and enforced

T. Becket & P.A. de Hondt1769-01-01
Observations upon Mr. Pott's General remarks on fractures, &cIn three letters to a young surgeon intending to settle in the country. With a postscript, concerning the cure of compound dislocations; in which the usual method of treating wounds of the tendons and ligaments is briefly considered. By Thomas Kirkland, surgeon.

printed for T. Becket and P. A. De Hondt1770-01-01
$Cover image for An appendix to the Observations upon Mr. Pott's General remarks on fractures$

An appendix to the Observations upon Mr. Pott's General remarks on fractures

T. Becket & P.A. de Hondt1771-01-01
Animadversions on a late treatise on the kink-coughto which is annexed an essay on that disorder

Printed for R. Baldwin and J. Bew1774-01-01
A treatise on child-bed fevers, and on the methods of preventing themBeing a supplement to the books lately written on the subject. To which are prefixed two dissertations, the one on the Brain and nerves; the other on the Sympathy of the nerves, and on the different kinds of irritability ...

Printed for R. Baldwin and W. Dawson1774-01-01
A treatise on child-bed fevers and on the methods of preventing thembeing a supplement to the books lately written on the subject ...

printed for R. Baldwin, and W. Dawson1774-01-01
A treatise on child-bed feversand on the methods of preventing them. Being a supplement to the books lately written on the subject. ... By Thomas Kirkland, M.D.

printed for R. Baldwin, and W. Dawson1774-01-01
Thoughts on amputationBeing a supplement to the letters on compound fractures, and a comment on Dr. Bilguer's book on this operation. To which is added a short essay on the use of opium in mortifications .

Printed for W. Dawson1780-01-01
An account of the distemper among the horned cattle, at Caulk in Derbyshire, in 1783and of the remedies recommended, for the cure, with observations

May be had of Mr Gregory, Leicester; and Mr Drewry, Derby1783-01-01
An essay on the inseparability of the different branches of medicine, towards improving the study and practice of medical surgery. By Thomas Kirkland, M.D. ...

1783-01-01
An inquiry into the present state of medical surgeryincluding the analogy betwixt external and internal disorders; and the inseparability of these branches of the same profession.

Printed, sold by J. Dodsley, and W. Dawson1783-01-01
An essay on the inseparability of the different branches of medicine, towards improving the study and practice of medical surgery

s.n.1783-01-01
An account of the distemper among the horned cattleat Caulk in Derbyshire, in 1783. And of the remedies recommended, for the cure, with observations. By Thomas Kirkland, ...

printed for, and sold by J. Beadsmoore: - may be had of Mr. Gregory, Leicester; and Mr. Drewry, Derby1783-01-01
An inquiry into the present state of medical surgeryincluding the analogy betwixt external and internal disorders; and the inseparability of these branches of the same profession

Printed. Sold by J. Dodsley, Pall-Mall; and William Dawson, No. 7, Pater-Noster-Row1783-01-01
An inquiry into the present state of medical surgeryincluding the analogy betwixt external and internal disorders; and the inseparability of these branches of the same profession

Printed. Sold by J. Dodsley, Pall-Mall; and William Dawson, No. 7, Pater-Noster-Row1783-01-01
A commentary on apoplectic and paralytic affections, and on diseases connected with the subject

printed for William Dawson1792-01-01
A commentary on apoplectic and paralytic affectionsand on diseases connected with the subject

Printed for W. Dawson1792-01-01