Books by James Young Simpson
Total count: 69
Pathological observations on the diseases of the placentaPrinted by John Stark1835-01-01
Hermaphroditism ..1839-01-01
Postscript to Dr. Simpson's memorial on the propriety of continuing the Chair of General Pathologypublisher not identified1841-01-01
Case of amputation of the neck of the womb, followed by pregnancywith remarks on the pathology and radical treatment of the cauliflower excrescence from the os uteris.n.1841-01-01
Antiquarian notices of leprosy and leper hospitals in Scotland and EnglandPrinted by John Stark1842-01-01
Contributions to the pathology and treatment of diseases of the uterusBalfour & Jack1843-01-01
On the alleged infecundity of females born co-twins with maleswith some notes on the average proportion of marriages without issue in general societyPrinted by Stark and Company1844-01-01
Memoir on the sex of the child as a cause of difficulty and danger in human parturitionStark1844-01-01
Some remarks on the treatment of unavoidable hæmorrhage by extraction of the placenta before the childwith a few observations on Dr. Lee's objections to the practicepublisher not identified1845-01-01
Correspondence between Dr. Simpson, Dr. Ramsbotham and Dr. Lee in relation to uterine hæmorrhage from placental presentationpublisher not identified1845-01-01
Memoir on the spontaneous expulsion and artificial extraction of the placenta before the child in placental presentationspublisher not identified1845-01-01
Clinical lectures on midwifery, and the diseases of women and childrenpublisher not identified1845-01-01
On the expulsion and extraction of the placenta before the child in placental presentationsDeighton1845-01-01
On the nature of the membrane occasionally expelled in dysmenorrhœaSutherland and Knox1846-01-01
Memoir on the spontaneous expulsion and artificial extraction of the placenta before the child in placental presentationsAndrew Jack, Printer1846-01-01
Clinical lectures on midwifery and the diseases of women and infants, during the session 1845-6Hugh Paton1846-01-01
Cases of excision of the cervix uteri for carcinomatous diseaseHodges and Smith1846-01-01
Ovariotomyis it - or is it not - an operation justifiable upon the common principles of surgery? Are - or are not - capital operations in surgery justifiable to the extent generally practised?Sutherland and Knox1846-01-01![Cover image for [Anaesthetic and other therapeutic properties of chloroform]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11789225-S.jpg)
[Anaesthetic and other therapeutic properties of chloroform]1847-01-01
Notes on the inhalation of sulphuric ether in the practice of midwiferySutherland and Knox1847-01-01
Case of delivery, without operative aid, through a pelvis extremely deformed by malacosteonSutherland & Knox1847-01-01
Report of the Edinburgh Royal Maternity Hospital, from 1844 to 1846Sutherland & Knox1848-01-01
Remarks on the conduct and duties of young physiciansaddressed to the Edinburgh medical graduates of 1842, on the occasion of their receiving their medical degree, at the annual public meeting of the Senatus Academicus of the University, held on the 1st August2nd edition.Maclachlan, Stewart, and Co.1848-01-01
Notes on the anaesthetic effects of chloride of hydrocarbon, nitrate of ethyle, benzin, aldehyde, and bisulphuret of carbonSutherland & Knox1848-01-01
Some remarks on the value and necessity to the numerical or statistical method of inquiry as applied to various questions in operative surgerySutherland and Knox1848-01-01
On solutions of gun-cotton, gutta percha, and caoutchouc, as dressings for wounds, etcread before the Edinburgh Medico-Chirurgical Societys.n.1848-01-01
Obstetrical statistics, &ca second letter in reply to Dr. Collins, President of the King and Queen's College of Physicians, Ireland, &c., &c., &cSutherland and Knox1848-01-01
Remarks on the superinduction of anaesthesia in natural and morbid parturitionwith cases illustrative of the use and effects of chloroform in obstetric practiceSutherland and Knox1848-01-01
On the duration of labour as a cause of mortality and danger to the mother and infant; &cin reply to a letter of Dr. CollinsSutherland and Knox1848-01-01
Some remarks on the value and necessity of the numerical or statistical method of inquiry as applied to various questions in operative surgerySutherland and Knox1848-01-01
On the diagnosis and treatment of retroversion of the unimpregnated uterusHodges and Smith1848-01-01
Anaesthetic midwiferyreport on its early history and progressSutherland & Knox1848-01-01
The attitude and position natural and preternatural of the foetus in utero, acts of the reflex or excito-motory systemSutherland & Knox1849-01-01
The attitude and positions, natural and preternatural, of the fœtus in utero, acts of the reflex or excito-motory systemSutherland & Knox1849-01-01
On the detection and treatment of intra-uterine polypiSutherland and Knox1850-01-01
Was the Roman Army provided with any medical officers?Sutherland and Knox1851-01-01
The modern advancement of practical medicine and surgeryan inaugural address to the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburghpublisher not identified1853-01-01
Homoeopathyits tenets and tendencies, theoretical, theological, and therapeutical3rd ed.Sutherland and Knox1853-01-01
Was the Roman army provided with medical officers?Sutherland and Knox1856-01-01
On acupressure in amputationswith illustrative casespublisher not identified1860-01-01
Antiquarian notices of syphilis in Scotland in the 15th & 16th centuriesEdmonston & Douglas1862-01-01
Acupressurea new method of arresting surgical hœmorrhage and of accelerating the healing of woundsAdam and Charles Black1864-01-01
Conversazione of the Lothians Medical AssociationPrinted by Oliver and Boyd1867-01-01
Note on the history of carbolic acid and its compounds in surgery prior to 1867s.n.1867-01-01
Proposal to stamp out small-pox and other contagious diseases3rd ed.Edmonston and Douglas1868-01-01
Hospitalismits effects on the results of surgical operations, etcPrinted by Oliver and Boyd1869-01-01
History of modern anæstheticsa second letter to Dr. Jacob Bigelows.n.1870-01-01