Sir Francis Henry Champneys
Also known as
Francis Henry ChampneysChampneys, Francis Henry
Born 1848-01-01
Died 1930-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF72176835
- ISNI0000000078583876
- WikidataQ7526686
- Open LibraryOL7272715A
Top Subjects
- Bladder Exstrophy (2)
- Artificial Respiration (2)
- Nervous System, anatomy & histology (1)
- Muscles, anatomy & histology (1)
- Pan troglodytes, anatomy & histology (1)
- Papio, anatomy & histology (1)
- Portal Vein (1)
Books by Sir Francis Henry Champneys
Total count: 17
On the muscles and nerves of a chimpanzee (Troglodytes niger) and a Cynocephalus anubiss.n.1871-01-01
Communication between the external iliac and portal veinss.n.1872-01-01
Untersuchungen ©ơber das Septum atriorum des Frosches und des Kaninchenss.n.1874-01-01
A case of extroversion of the bladder in a female childwith dissections.n.1877-01-01
A case of interstitial fibromyoma (fibroid) of the uteruss.n.1877-01-01
Pigmentation of face and other parts, especially in womens.n.1879-01-01
On dilatation of the ureters in extroversion of the bladders.n.1880-01-01
Notes on 'uterine polarity'Printed by Ballantyne, Hanson & Co.1880-01-01
Case of delivery through a scoliotic pelvisSutherland and Knox]1880-01-01
Comparison between the scoliotic and obliquely contracted (Naegele) pelvesPrinted by Oliver and Boyd1880-01-01
On artificial respiration in stillborn childrenthe amount of ventilation secured by different methods : an experimental inquiryPrinted by J.E. Adlard1881-01-01
On the pain in pelvic cancer and its relief by morphiaillustrated by fifty casesPrinted by J.E. Adlard1881-01-01
Experimental researches in artificial respiration in stillborn children and allied subjectsLewis1887-01-01
Experimental researches in artificial respiration in still-born children, and allied subjectsH. K. Lewis and Company1887-01-01
On painful menstruation : the Harveian lectures, 1890H.K. Lewis1891-01-01
On painful menstruationLewis1891-01-01
A history of the work of the Obstetrical Society in relation to the examination and registration of midwivesbeing the inaugural address delivered March 6th, 1895Printed by Adlard and Son1895-01-01