James Yearsley

Books by James Yearsley

Total count: 31

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  Deafness successfully treated, through the passages leading from the throat to the earas satisfactorily shown in the report of the Institution for Curing Diseases of the Ear, 32, Sackville Street : with notes and casesThe second edition.

  Published by Nisbet & Co. and J. Churchill [Sold also at the Institution, for its benefit]1839-01-01
• Improved methods of the treating diseases of the earbriefly explained in a report of the medical proceedings of the Institution for curing diseases of the ear

  1840-01-01
• Contributions to aural surgery

  Nisbet & Co. [etc.1840-01-01
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  Statement of facts relative to some new operations lately proposed for the relief of stammering: in refutation of false and interested counter-statements recently published in the "Lancet"

  publisher not identified1841-01-01
• An outline of the principal diseases of the ear, and their proper treatmentFourth half-yearly report of the Institution for curing diseases of the ear

  1841-01-01
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  Stammering, and other imperfections of speech, treated by surgical operations on the throat

  Churchill1841-01-01
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  Treatise on the enlarged tonsil and enlongated uvula. In connexion with defects of voice, speech, and hearing, difficult deglutition, susceptibilty to sore throat, impeded respiration, disturbed sleep, throat-cough, nasal obstruction, and the imperfect development of health and strength in youth

  J. Churchill1842-01-01
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  Letters to ... the Royal College of Surgeons in London, on the unprofessional conduct of Mr. Liston

  W. Taylor1842-01-01
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  On a new mode of treating deafness when attended by partial or entire loss of the membrana tympani, associated or not with discharge from the ear

  Lancet1848-01-01
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  A treatise on the enlarged tonsil and enlongated uvula

  1848-01-01
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  Deafness practically illustratedbeing an exposition of original views as to the causes and treatment of diseases of the ear2nd ed.

  Churchill1848-01-01
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  Deafness practically illustrated2 ed.

  J. Churchill & S. Highley1849-01-01
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  On a new mode of treating deafness when attended by partial or entire loss of the membrana tympani, associated or not with discharge from the ear

  John Churchill1849-01-01
• Deafness practically illustratedbeing an exposition of original views as to the nature, causes, and treatment of diseases of the ear3rd ed. --

  J. Churchill, and S. Highley1850-01-01
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  A treatise on the enlarged tonsil and elongated uvulaand other morbid conditions of the throat, in connexion with defects of voice, speech, hearing, deglutition, respiration, and with the imperfect development of health, strength, and growth, in young personsFourth edition.

  Churchill1851-01-01
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  On a new mode of treating deafness when attended by partial or entire loss of the membrana tympani

  1852-01-01
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  On throat deafness and the pathological connexions of the throat, nose, and ear

  1852-01-01
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  On throat deafnessand the pathological connections of the throat, nose, and ear

  John Churchill1852-01-01
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  On throat deafness and the pathological connexions of the throat, nose, and ear

  John Churchill1853-01-01
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  The artificial tympanumon a new mode of treating deafness, when attended by partial or entire loss of the membrana tympani, associated or not with discharge from the ear2nd ed.

  John Churchill1853-01-01
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