Books by William W. Keen
Total count: 165
Gunshot wounds and other injuries of nervesJ.B. Lippincott1864-01-01
A sketch of the early history of practical anatomy.The introductory address to the course of lectures on anatomy at the Philadelphia School of Anatomy. Tuesday October 6, 1874.J.B. Lippincott & co.1874-01-01
On the surgical complications and sequels of the continued feversSmithsonian Institution1877-01-01
Report upon a specimen of xanthic oxide calculuss.n.]1882-01-01
Our recent debts to vivisectionthe address to the graduates at the thirty-third commencement of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, March 11, 1885Porter & Coates1885-01-01
Our recent debts to vivisectionthe address to the graduates at the thirty-third commencement of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, March 11, 1885Porter & Coates1885-01-01
Three cases of removal of the ovaries and Fallopian tubes (Tait's operation)s.n.]1885-01-01
Exploratory trephining and puncture of the brain almost to the lateral ventriclefor intracranial pressure supposed to be due to an abscess in the temporo-sphenoidal lobe : temporary improvement, death on the fifth day : autopsy, meningitis with effusion into the ventricles : with a description of a proposed operation to tap and drain the ventricles as a definite surgical procedures.n.]1888-01-01
Three successful cases of cerebral surgeryincluding (1) the removal of a large intracranial fibroma (2) exsection of damaged brain tissue, and (3) exsection of the cerebral centre for the left hand : with remarks on the general technique of such operationsJ.B. Lippincott]1888-01-01
Dupuytren's finger contractionoperation by removal of the contracting band by open wound, immediate cure without reaction or painWm. J. Dornan, printer1889-01-01
Deformity from prominent ears cured by a new method of operatingWm. J. Dornan, printer1889-01-01
NephrorrhaphyJ.B. Lippincott]1890-01-01
Craniectomy for microcephalusthe later history of a case of excision of the hand-centre for epilepsy : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, November 19, 1890s.n.]1890-01-01
Two suggestions in surgical technique. I. A new method of compressing the subclavian artery. II. A new method of ascertaining whether the bladder is or is not rupturedWm. J. Dornan, printer1890-01-01
Four operations for appendicitisthree recoveries, one death from a very small concealed abscesss.n.1891-01-01
Linear craniotomy (miscalled craniectomy) for microcephalusLea Bros.1891-01-01
Four congenital tumors of the head and spine, all submitted to operationI. Meningocele. II. Cervical spina bifida. III. Sacral spina bifida. IV. A tumor of the post-anal gut, in connection with a dermoid cyst : clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College HospitalJ.B. Lippincott1891-01-01
The indications for early laparotomy in appendicitisWm.J. Dornan, printer1891-01-01
A further communication on a new method of compressing the subclavian arterywith the report of two casess.n.1891-01-01
A new method of tenotomyby which the tendons are lengthened to a definite extent, instead of the present hap-hazard methods.n.1891-01-01
Five cases of suprapubic cystotomythree for stone, one for tumor in the bladder, and one for exploration with catheterism of the ureters : one deaths.n.]1891-01-01
A new operation for spasmodic wry-necknamely, division or exsection of the nerves supplying the posterior rotator muscles of the headJ.B. Lippincott]1891-01-01
The organization of an operationLea Bros.]1891-01-01
On resection of the liver, especially for hepatic tumorswith the report of a successful case of resection for an adenoma of the bile-ducts, and a table of twenty recorded cases of hepatic operationss.n.1892-01-01
Arterio-venous aneurism of the common carotid artery and internal jugular veinsdouble ligature of both vessels, recoveryLea Bros.]1892-01-01
Nephrotomy for calculus pyelitisnephrectomy rightly decided against because of the small percentage of urea, an apparently almost destroyed and useless kidney found to secrete over four and a half times as much urine as the other kidney, deaths.n.1892-01-01
Umbilical hernia, operation, cureligation of femoral artery for popliteal aneurism, cure : fecal fistula caused by appendicitis, operation, cure : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, April 6, 1892s.n.]1892-01-01
Two cases of hernia, both treated by laparotomyI. A properitoneal hernia. II. A femoral Littr©♭'s hernias.n.1892-01-01
Amputation at the hip-joint by Wyeth's methoda clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, February 3, 1892s.n.]1892-01-01
Laparotomy for apparent intestinal paralysis which caused arrest of the intestinal contents and was equivalent to intestinal obstructions.n.1893-01-01
Text-book of surgery for practitioners and studentsYoung J. Pentland1893-01-01
The real rewards of medicinethe valedictory address delivered at the commencement of the Jefferson Medical College, May 2, 1893Jefferson Medical College]1893-01-01
A case of suprapubic cystotomy in which the bladder was distended with air instead of water, and four hundred and ninety-five calculi removed[Franklin1893-01-01
Tumor of the hard palate, acute appendicitis, perinephritic abscessclinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College HospitalJ.B. Lippincott1893-01-01
An ovarian tumor weighing 111 pounds removed from a child of fifteen, whose weight was 68 poundsPhiladelphia Academy of Surgery1893-01-01
Medicine as a career for educated menthe commencement address at Lafayette College, June 13, 1893Lafayette Press1893-01-01
Removal of the Gasserian ganglion as the last of fourteen operations in thirteen years for tic douloureuxPhiladelphia County Medical Society1894-01-01
Operation wounds of the thoracic duct in the neckwith a résumé of the two prior recorded cases and two additional casesPhiladelphia Academy of Surgery1894-01-01
An American text-book of surgeryfor practitioners and studentsSaunders1894-01-01
Four cases of brain tumorin three of which operation was done, two operative recoveries, ultimate death in allLea Bros.]1894-01-01
Amputation of the entire upper extremity (including the scapula and clavicle), and of the arm at the shoulder-jointwith especial reference to methods of controlling hemorrhage, with a report of one case of the former amputation and four of the latterLea Bros.]1894-01-01
Ligation of the common and external carotid arteries and the jugular vein, for arterio-venous aneurism of the internal carotid and jugular, with division of the optic nerve on the opposite side, the result of a gunshot woundPhiladelphia Academy of Surgery1894-01-01
Enormous oval hemorrhoid encircling the anusWhitehead's operation, entire cure : read before the Section on Surgery of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia, March 8, 1894George S. Davis1894-01-01
Amputation of the female breasts.n.]1894-01-01
Medical educationan address delivered before the Harvard Medical Alumni Association, June 26, 1894Geo. H. Ellis, printer1895-01-01
Medical educationan address delivered before the Harvard Medical Alumni Association, June 26, 1894.Ellis1895-01-01
Amputation of the entire upper extremity (including the clavicle and scapula) for sarcoma following fracture of the clavicle ; Extensive thoracoplasty by Schede's methods.n.1895-01-01
Remarks on operations on the Gasserian ganglionwith a report of five additional casesLea Bros.]1896-01-01
An American text-book of surgeryfor practitioners and students2nd ed. / carefully rev.W.B. Saunders1896-01-01
The surgical treatment of intracranial tumorsFaculty of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania]1896-01-01
The treatment of traumatic lesions of the kidneywith tables of 155 casesJ.B. Lippincott]1896-01-01
Three cases of plastic nasal surgeryfor saddle-shaped nose, removal of entire nose, and arched Roman nose : a paper read before the Philadelphia County Medical Society, February 26, 1896George S. Davis1896-01-01
On resection of the Gasserian ganglion, with a pathological report on seven ganglia removed by W.W. KeenPublisher not identified1897-01-01
Removal of an angioma of the liver by elastic constriction external to the abdominal cavitywith a table of 59 cases of operation for hepatic tumorsMurdoch-Kerr Press1897-01-01
Tuberculosis or carcinoma (?) of the stomachexploratory coeliotomy, subsequent apparently complete cureJ.B. Lippincott1897-01-01
Clinical lecture on an obscure tumor of the abdomen, amputation of the breast for Paget's disease followed by cancer, tuberculosis of the tonsil and soft palate, by a method which avoided splitting of the cheek or dividing the jawdelivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospitals.n.]1897-01-01
Resection of the sternum for tumorswith a report of two cases and a table of seventeen previously reported casess.n.]1897-01-01
The advantages of the Trendelenburg posture during all operations involving directly or indirectly the cavities of the mouth, nose, and the tracheawith a report of two cases of epithelioma and sarcoma of the tonsilJ.B. Lippincott]1897-01-01
Address in surgerydelivered at the Semi-Centennial Meeting of the American Medical Association at Philadelphia, Pa., June 3, 1896American Medical Association Press1897-01-01
Address on the unveiling of the bronze statue of the late Professor Samuel David Gross, in Washington, D.C.J.B. Lippincott]1897-01-01
Literary methods in medicinea lecture delivered before the W.W. Keen Surgical Society of the Jefferson Medical CollegeJ.B. Lippincott1897-01-01
Treatment of cancer of the rectum, with a report of twenty-five casesa paper read before the West Branch Medical Association, at Bellefonte, Pa., Jan. 12, 1897George S. Davis1897-01-01
A case of appendicitis in which the appendix became permanently soldered to the bladder, like a third ureter, producing a urinary fecal fistulas.n.]1898-01-01
The surgical complications and sequels of typhoid feverbased upon tables of 700 casesSaunders1898-01-01
The advantages of a permanent abdominal anus and of total closure of the sacral end of the rectum, in operations for cancer of the rectumpresented to the Section of Surgery and Anatomy at the Forty-ninth Annual Meeting of the American Medical Association, held at Denver, Colo., June 7-10, 1898American Medical Association Press1898-01-01
On resection of the Gasserian ganglionLea Bros.1898-01-01
An American text-book of surgery, for practitioners and students.3d ed., thoroughly rev.W. B. Saunders1899-01-01
The debt of the public to the medical professionthe oration delivered before the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland, at the celebration of the centennial anniversary of their Foundation, April 26, 1899s.n.]1899-01-01
Bi-centennial celebration of the founding of the First Baptist Church of the City of Philadelphia, 1898.American Baptist Publication Society1899-01-01
Report of a case of resection of the liver for the removal of a neoplasmwith a table of seventy-six cases of resection of the liver for hepatic tumoursCassell1899-01-01
The president's addressdelivered at the Fifty-First Annual Meeting of the American Medical Association, held at Atlantic City, N.J., June 5-8, 1900s.n.]1900-01-01
The endowment of medical collegess.n.1900-01-01
Peripheral resection of fifth nervethree cases with microscopic examination of the portions of the nerves removed and report on the later condition of patientss.n.1900-01-01
Surgical treatment of perforation of the bowel in typhoid feverwith a table of 158 casess.n.1900-01-01
I. A bullet in the popliteal space. II. A case of dilated esophagustwo cases showing the value of the X-rays and at the same time that in the first case they were misleadings.n.1900-01-01
Nephrectomy for a large aneurysm of the right renal arterywith a r©♭sum©♭ of the twelve formerly reported cases of renal aneurysms.n.1900-01-01
A case of ligature of the abdominal aorta just below the diaphragm, the patient surviving for forty-eight dayswith a proposed instrument for the treatment of aneurisms of the abdominal aorta by temporary compressionLea Bros.]1900-01-01
The surgical use of celluloid threads.n.1900-01-01
A case of multiple neuro-fibromata of the ulnar nerveLea Bros.]1900-01-01
The ideal physicians.n.1900-01-01
Concerning human vivisectiona controversyAmerican Humane Association1901-01-01
The progress of surgery as influenced by vivisection1901-01-01
Misstatements of antivivisectionistscorrespondence with American humane association1901-01-01
A case of gunshot wound of the brain in which the Roentgen rays showed the presence of eight fragments of the bulletlocalization by Sweet's method made operation inadvisable : with a description of an improved apparatus for localization of foreign bodiesLea Bros.]1903-01-01
Wrist-drop from fracture of the humerus injuring the musculo-spiral nerve (N. radialis)suture after 10 weeks, early restoration of sensation and later of motions.n.1903-01-01
Successful intraneural infiltration of the median and ulnar nerves during an operation for Dupuytren's contraction of the fingerss.n.1903-01-01
The need for increased endowments for medical instructionan addresss.n.1904-01-01
A case of total laryngectomy (unsuccessful) and a case of abdominal hysterectomy (successful)in both of which massage of the heart for chloroform collapse was employed, with notes of 25 other cases of cardiac massageE.G. Swift1904-01-01
Age and youth in medicineWilliam Wood1904-01-01
The danger of allowing warts and moles to remain lest they become malignantwith twenty-five illustrative cases : read at the Fifty-fifth Annual Session of the American Medical Association, in the Section on Surgery and Anatomy, and approved for publication by the Executive Committee, Drs. DeForest Willard, Charles A. Powers and J.E. MoorePress of American Medical Association1904-01-01
Surgery of typhoid feverCourier of Medicine Co.1904-01-01
Enormous mixed tumor of the parotid regionreaching to the clavicle and weighing about seven pounds : operation, recoveryPress of American Medical Association1904-01-01
A case of interilio-abdominal amputation for sarcoma of the ilium, and a synopsis of previously recorded casesbeing a report of two clinical lectures delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, with supplementary remarksJ.B. Lippincott1904-01-01
Rhinophymareport of a case, with operation for its reliefs.n.1904-01-01
Some reminiscences of student days in the JeffersonJefferson Medical College1905-01-01
Examination of the blood in surgeryHayez, printer to the Royal Academy of Belgium1905-01-01
Examination of the blood in surgeryHayez, printer to the Royal Academy of Belgium1905-01-01
A case of hour-glass stomach the result of an ulcer on the lesser curvature which produced a septum of the anterior wall of the stomachanterior gastrogastrostomy, recovery, cure : read at the Pan-American Medical Congress, Panama, January, 1905E.G. Swift1905-01-01
Addresses and other papers.Saunders1905-01-01
Addresses & other papersSaunders1905-01-01
Rupture of the tendon of the biceps flexor cubitia case of rupture of the long tendon in its continuity, and one of rupture of the same tendon at the glenoid attachment : operation with successful result in each caseJ.B. Lippincott1905-01-01
A new method of operating on Dupuytren's contraction of the palmar fasciatogether with the successful use of neural infiltration in such operationsLea Bros.1906-01-01
The service of missions to science and societythe presidential address delivered before the American Baptist Missionary Union at Dayton, Ohio, May 21, 1906The Union1906-01-01
Surgery, its principles and practiceW. B. Saunders1906-01-01
Surgery, its principles and practiceW. B. Saunders1906-01-01
Surgery, its principles and practiceW. B. Saunders1906-01-01
Surgeryits principles and practiceW. B. Saunders company1906-01-01
Surgeryits principles and practiceW.B. Saunders1907-01-01
Severe burn of top of head at seven months of age, followed by necrosis of entire osseous cap of craniumat fourteen years of age detachment of the entire calvarium by circular craniotomy for epilepsy and defective mental developmentJ.B. Lippincott1907-01-01
Symptomatology, diagnosis, and surgical treatment of cervical ribsLea Bros.]1907-01-01
I. Fracture of the greater tuberosity of the humerus, with dislocation of the humerus into the axillaimmediate reduction of dislocation, on seventh day nailing of fragment of tuberosity in place. II. Fracture at the anatomical neck of the humerus and dislocation of the head into the axilla, with fracture of the shaft : difficult removal of head of humerusJ.B. Lippincott1907-01-01
Surgery, its principles and practiceW. B. Saunders company1909-01-01
What vivisection has done for humanityAmerican Medical Association1910-01-01
Modern antiseptic surgery and the role of experiment in its discovery and developmentAmerican Medical Association1910-01-01
Dr. Snow and vivisections.n.1911-01-01
Recent surgical progressa result chiefly of experimental researchMacmillan1911-01-01
Recent surgical progressa result chiefly of experimental researchMacmillan1911-01-01
The influence of antivivisection on characterW.M. Leonard1912-01-01
The influence of antivivisection on characterAmerican Medical Association1912-01-01
Animal experimentation and medical progressHoughton Mifflin1914-01-01
The inveracities of antivivisectionAmerican Medical Association1916-01-01
The surgical operations on President Cleveland in 1893G. W. Jacobs & co.1917-01-01
The treatment of war woundsW. B. Saunders Company1917-01-01
Medical research and human welfarea record of personal experiences and observations during a professional life of fifty-seven years.Skeffington1917-01-01
The treatment of war wounds2nd ed., reset.W.B. Saunders Co.1918-01-01
The Red Cross and the antivivisectionistss.n.]1918-01-01
Human vivisection[letter to the editor of the Boston medical and surgical journal]s.n.]1921-01-01
I believe in God and in evolutionJ.B. Lippincott company1922-01-01
An anti-vivisection screeds.n.]1929-01-01
The memoirs of William Williams Keen, M.D.W.W. Keen James1990-01-01