Herbert Stanley French
Born 1875-01-01
Died 1951-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7372706A
Top Subjects
- Pernicious Anemia (2)
- Blood Cell Count (1)
- Gastric Acidity Determination (1)
- Leukocytosis, chemically induced (1)
- Appendicitis, blood (1)
- Leukocyte Count (1)
- Bacterial Endocarditis (1)
Books by Herbert Stanley French
Total count: 19
Examination of the bloodwith examples of the wide range of its valueThe Practitioner1903-01-01
Clinical examination of the gastric contentsThe Practitioner1903-01-01
Some experiments upon drugs which are said to increase the number of leucocytes in the bloods.n.1904-01-01
Leucocyte counts in eighty-three cases of appendicitisthe limitations of leucocytosis as an indication for laparotomyRoyal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London1904-01-01
Some points about the temperature and course of infective endocarditisThe Practitioner1904-01-01
The prevalence of Trichocephalus disparUniversity Press1905-01-01
Special discussion on the operative treatment of non-malignant ulcer of the stomach and its chief complications, with indications, limitations, and ultimate resultsreport on gastro-jejunostomy casess.n.1906-01-01
A note upon the relation of traumatic diabetes insipidus to glycosuriaPrinted by Adlard and Son1906-01-01
Chorea gravidarumThe Practitioner1906-01-01
Some points in regard to empyemataBailliere, Tindall and Cox1906-01-01
Mitral stenosis and pregnancyRoyal Medical and Chirurgical Society1906-01-01
The subsequent histories of patients who have recovered after operation for perforated gastric or duodenal ulcers.n.1907-01-01
Opsonins and their utility in practical medicinean address read before the meeting of the Tunbridge Wells and neighbouring divisions of the British Medical AssociationPrinted at the office of the British Medical Association1907-01-01
The Goulstonian lectures on the influence of pregnancy upon certain medical diseases, and of certain medical diseases upon pregnancydelivered before the Royal College of Physicians of LondonPrinted at the office of the British Medical Journal1908-01-01
Sixty-eight cases of pernicious anaemias.n.1909-01-01
Sudden deathAsh, printers1909-01-01
Some clinical aspects of pernicious anaemiaHarrison and Sons1909-01-01
A note on very high specific gravity of the urine in healthy womenPrinted at the office of the British Medical Association1909-01-01
On spontaneous cure of thoracic aneurysms.n.]1909-01-01