Sir D'Arcy Power
Also known as
Power, D'Arcy
Born 1855-01-01
Died 1941-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL17364A
Top Subjects
- History (10)
- Surgery (7)
- General Surgery (7)
- St. Bartholomew's Hospital (London, England) (5)
- Surgeons (5)
- Samuel Pepys (1633-1703) (4)
- Medicine (4)
Books by Sir D'Arcy Power
Total count: 63
Some effects of chronic irritation upon living tissuesbeing first steps in a rational study of cancerBritish Medical Journal1893-01-01-
Epithelial changes produced by irritatiionOliver and Boyd Ltd1894-01-01
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Cancer houses and thier victimss.n1894-01-01
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Congenital pelvic cyst, probably of post-anal origin, leading to retention of urineby D'Arcy Power.Pathological Society of London1894-01-01
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A case of epithelioma of the scrotum occuring in a tarworkerPathological Society of London1894-01-01
An experimental investigation into the causation of cancers.n.1894-01-01
An address on the medical history of Mr. and Mrs. Pepysread before the Abernethian Society on March 6th 1895publisher not identified1895-01-01
The infectivity of cancera retrospect and a forecastpublisher not identified1895-01-01
An address on the medical history of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel PepysRead before the Abernethian Society on March 6th, 1895Printed at the Lancet Office1895-01-01-
The infectivity of cancera retrospect and a forecastBritish Medical Journal1895-01-01
The surgical diseases of childrenand their treatment by modern methodsH.K. Lewis1895-01-01
The surgical diseases of childrenand their treatment by modern methodsP. Blakiston1895-01-01-
Some morphological changes occurring in epithelial cells as a result of diseaseYoung J. Pentland1896-01-01
William HarveyT. Fisher Unwin1897-01-01-
William HarveyLongmans, Green & co.1897-01-01
The surgical diseases of children and their treatment by modern methodsP. Blakiston1898-01-01
Some points in the anatomy, pathology, and surgery of intussusception.Rebman1898-01-01-
St. Bartholomew's Hospitalhistory and buildings.John Brigg, etc1906-01-01
Dr. Walter Bayley and his works, 1529-1592Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London1907-01-01
A system of syphilisin six volumesHodder & Stoughton1908-01-01-
The progress of cancer researchs.n.1908-01-01
A system of syphilisHodder & Stoughton1908-01-01
A precept of the Archbishop of Canterbury forbidding barbers to carry on their trade on SundaysThe Lancet1909-01-01
An address on why Samuel Pepys discontinued his diaryThe Lancet1911-01-01-
Notes on early portraits of John Banisterof William Harvey and the Barber=surgeons' visceral lecture in 1581.Bale1912-01-01
The lesser writings of John Ardernes.n.1913-01-01
Wounds in wartheir treatment and resultsJoint Committee of Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton1915-01-01-
Some notes on Edmund Harmanking's barber, 1509(?) to 1576.Bale1916-01-01
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A revised chapter in the life of Dr. William Harvey, 1636.Bale1917-01-01
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Some episodes in the history of the (St. Bartholomew's) hospital.printed byAdlard1918-01-01
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John Halle and sixteenth century consultations.Bale1918-01-01
On cancer of the tonguethe Bradshaw lecture : delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons of England, on Thursday, November 14th, 1918Wright1919-01-01-
On cancer of the tongueThe Bradshaw lecture, delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons of England, on Thursday, November 14th, 1918Wright1919-01-01
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The education of a surgeon under Thomas Vicary.Wright1921-01-01
Notes on the bibliography of three sixteenth-century English books connected with London hospitalsReprinted by the Oxford University Press from the Society's Transactions (The Library)1921-01-01
Chronologia medicaa handlist of persons, periods and events in the history of medicine.J. Bale & Daniels1923-01-01
Chronologia medicaa handlist of persons, periods and events in the history of medicineJ. Bale, Sons & Danielsson1923-01-01-
A short history of St. Bartholomew's hospital, 1123-1923past and presentPrinted for the hospital [C. Whittingham & Griggs, ltd.]1923-01-01
A short history of St. Bartholomew's hospital, 1123-1923, past and presentPrinted for the hospital [C. Whittingham & Griggs]1923-01-01
Chronologia medicaa handlist of persons and events in the history of medicineHoeber1923-01-01
The Hunterian orationdelivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on Saturday, February 14th, 1925John Wright & Sons ltd.1925-01-01
The rebuilding of the hospital in the eighteenth centurypart 11926-01-01
The rebuilding of the hospital [St. Bartholomew's] in the eighteenth centurypublisher not identified1926-01-01
Albert von Haller and the Disputationes chirurgicae selectaeImprimerie Albert Kundig1926-01-01
Epoch-making books in British surgery"A system of surgery" by Master John ArderneJohn Wright & Sons Ltd.1927-01-01
Mr. Samuel Pepysan address delivered at St. Olave's, Hart Street, on May 28, 1927T. Wilson & Son1927-01-01
The place of the Tudor Surgeons in English LiteraturePublisher not identified1927-01-01
The beginnings of the literary renaissance of surgery in Englandpublisher not identified1928-01-01
Epoch-making books in British surgeryA proved practise for all young chirurgians by William Clowes maister in chirurgerie1928-01-01
Epoch-making books in British surgeryJohnson's Ambrose Parey1928-01-01
Epoch-making books in British surgeryThe whole course of chirurgerie compiled by Peter Lowe, Scotchman1928-01-01-
The heredity of cancers.n.1930-01-01
Medicine in the British IslesP.B. Hoeber, inc.1930-01-01
The foundations of medical history.Williams & Wilkins1931-01-01-
The foundation of medical historyThe Williams & Wilkins company1931-01-01
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Selected writings, 1877-1930.The Clarendon press1931-01-01
A short history of St. Bartholomew's Hospital (founded 1123)past and present[Amended reprint].printed for the hospital1935-01-01-
British masters of medicineWilliam Wood and company1936-01-01
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British masters of medicineWilliam Wood1936-01-01
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The beginnings of the literary renaissance of surgery in EnglandRoyal Society of Medicine1938-01-01
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A mirror for surgeonsSelected Readings in Surgery.Little Brown1939-01-01
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A short history of surgeryStaples Press Ltd1940-01-01
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Lives of the fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1930-1951The College1953-01-01