Cornelius Rea Agnew
Born 1830-01-01
Died 1888-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF46201125
- WikidataQ5171441
- ISNI0000000041227210
- Open LibraryOL2394137A
Top Subjects
- Ophthalmologic Surgical Procedures (3)
- Surgery (3)
- New York (State) (2)
- Virginia -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865. (1)
- United States Sanitary Commission. (1)
- Cataract (1)
- Rehabilitation (1)
Books by Cornelius Rea Agnew
Total count: 17
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Preliminary report of the operations of the Commissionduring the present campaign in northern Virginia.[U.S. Sanitary Commission]1864-01-01
[Collection of original articles, primarily on ophthalmological subjects, cut from U.S. medical journals dated between 1866 and 1890]1866-01-01
A method of dressing eyes after cataract extraction and other ophthalmic operations requiring rest by exclusion of lightread before the American Ophthalmological Society, 1869publisher not identified1869-01-01
Practical suggestions for the treatment of lachrymal diseasespublisher not identified1871-01-01
Ophthalmic notesWilliam Wood1874-01-01
Cantho-plasty as a remedy in certain disease of the eyeG.P. Putnam's Sons1875-01-01
A series of American clinical lecturesOtitisG.P. Putnam's Sons1877-01-01
Contributions to ophthalmologypublisher not identified1878-01-01
A clinical lecturepublisher not identified1880-01-01-
A synopsis of the temperance lesson-book of Benjamin Ward RichardsonAddressed to the teachers in the public schools of New York and BrooklynNational Temperance Society and Publication House1880-01-01
A synopsis of the temperance lesson-book of Benjamin Ward Richardson, M.D., Ll.D., LondonNational Temperance Society and Publishing House1880-01-01
An appeal to the benevolent on behalf of the Women's Hospital in the State of New YorkTrow1881-01-01
The limits of medical ethicspublisher not identified1882-01-01
Notes on contagious diseases of the eyes in schools and asylumsState Board of Health?1882-01-01
Letter of C.R. Agnew on the New York Codepublisher not identified1882-01-01
A case of myxofibroma of the auriclepublisher not identified
A contribution to the surgery of divergent squintpublisher not identified