Books by William Tennant Gairdner
Total count: 76
Monthly retrospect of the medical sciencesFebruary to December 1848Sutherland and Knox1848-01-01
Contributions to the pathology of the kidney.Sutherland & Knox1848-01-01
On the pathological anatomy of bronchitis, and the diseases of the lung connected with bronchial obstructionSutherland & Knox1849-01-01
On the pathological anatomy of choleraSutherland & Knox1849-01-01
Monthly retrospect of the medical sciencesJanuary to December 1849Sutherland and Knox1849-01-01
On the pathological anatomy of bronchitis, and the diseases of the lung connected with bronchial obstructionSutherland and Knox1850-01-01
Case of aneurism of the superior mesenteric artery, which opened into the duodenum twenty-two months before death, causing repeated hæmatemesis[Murray and Gibb, Printers]1850-01-01
Case of aneurism of the aorta, arising from the back part of the arch, simulating laryngeal disease, and fatal by suffocationSutherland and Knox1851-01-01
Homoeopathic hospital statisticsprinted by W. Tyler1852-01-01
Homœopathic hospital statistics[publisher not identified]1852-01-01
First report of the Medico-Statistical AssociationSutherland and Knox1852-01-01
On the registration of causes of death in public institutions and in private practiceSutherland and Knox1852-01-01
Reasons for rejecting the amended Medical Bill, June 1856Sutherland and Knox1856-01-01
A few words on homœopathy and homœopathic hospitalschiefly in reply to Professor HendersonAdam and Charles Black1857-01-01
On medicine and medical educationthree lectures with notes and an appendixSutherland & Knox1858-01-01
Clinical and pathological notes on pericarditisSutherland and Knox1860-01-01
Clinical medicineobservations recorded at the bedside with commentariesEdmonston and Douglas1862-01-01
Public health in relation to air and waterEdmonston and Douglas1862-01-01
Report by the medical officer of health for the city of Glasgow to the board of police. October, 1863Robert Anderson1863-01-01
Memorandum for the chairman of the sanitary committee to accompany a map of the sanitary districts of Glasgow by the medical officer of health. November, 1865Robert Anderson1863-01-01
Facts and conclusions as to the use of alcoholic stimulants in typhus fever1864-01-01
Report by the medical officer of health for the city of Glasgow to the board of police. August 1, 1864Robert Anderson1864-01-01![Cover image for [Two months of fever duty in Glasgow Royal Infirmary]](https://covers.openlibrary.org/b/id/11789189-S.jpg)
[Two months of fever duty in Glasgow Royal Infirmary]1865-01-01
A plea for an extension and alteration of the curriculum of arts in the University of Glasgowwith a view to meet more perfectly the wants of the general community : submitted to the University Council on Wednesday, November 1, 1865James Maclehose1865-01-01
Report to the superintendents and visitors of sections in the recent Sanitary Visitation Movement, with suggestions as to a permanent schemealso, proceedings of public meeting, and appendix of relative documentsPrinted by Robert Anderson1867-01-01
Report to the board of police of Glasgow, by the medical officer and the master of works, on intramural burying groundsR. Anderson1870-01-01
Annual report on the health of the city for the year 1871Printed by Robert Anderson1872-01-01
Two lecturesI. Lectures, books, and practical teaching ; II. Clinical instructionJames Maclehose, publisher to the University1877-01-01
Statement for the University Court of the University of Glasgow by Professor Gairdner, in support of Professor Macleod's appeal against a decision of the Senate of the University, on fourteenth February, 1878[s.n.]1878-01-01
Presidential address delivered at the annual meeting of the Medico-Psychological Association, held at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow, August 2nd, 1882H.W. Wolff, printer1882-01-01
Medical education, character, and conduct : introductory addresses, delivered to students of medicine in Edinburgh and Glasgow, 1855-1866-1882J. Maclehose1883-01-01
Address delivered to students of medicine in the University of Glasgow after graduationsession 1882-83James MacLehose and Sons1884-01-01
Address on medical educationdelivered at University College, Dundee, June 27th, 1885Printed by John Leng1885-01-01
Insanity : modern views as to its nature and treatmenta portion of the Morison lectures on insanity, delivered in 1879J. Maclehose1885-01-01
Insanitymodern views as to its nature and treatment : a portion of the Morison lectures on insanity, delivered in 1879James MacLehose & Sons1885-01-01
The physician as 'naturalist'being the address delivered at Glasgow, August 7th, 1888James MacLehose & Sons1888-01-01
Lectures to practitioners. On the diseases classified by the Registrar-General as tabes mesentericaLongmans, Green1888-01-01
On the diseases classified by the Registrar-General as Tabes MesentericaLongmans, Green1888-01-01
The Physician as Naturalist: Addresses and Memoirs Bearing on the History and Progress of ...Maclehose1889-01-01
Clinical instructionits real import and its method, being an introductory lecture to a course of clinical medicine, 1877-1878MacLehose1889-01-01
A plea for 'thoroughness'introductory address delivered at the Yorkshire College, Leeds, at the opening of the session, October 1st, 1889James Maclehose & Sons1889-01-01
Case of anomalous cardiac murmur, concurring with fatal cerebral disease[s.n.]1889-01-01
The Physician as Naturalist: Addresses and Memoirs Bearing on the History ...Maclehose1889-01-01
Influenzas.n.1890-01-01
Medical and legal preventives and remedies for drunkenness and dipsomania : two addressesprinted by Hall and English1890-01-01
On certain arrangements made in the city of Glasgow, 1866, with a view to the prevention of epidemic cholera : with an appendix[s.n.]1891-01-01
Presentation of portraits of Professor Gairdner[MacLehose]1893-01-01
Case of obstruction of the right auriculo-ventricular orificeYoung J. Pentland1893-01-01
Obituary, Joseph Coats, M.D., Professor of Pathology, University of Glasgow1899-01-01
Case of a small aneurysm of the first part of the arch of the aorta, opening into the pulmonary artery and conus arteriosus of the right ventriclewith remarks on the general subject[MacLehose]1899-01-01
The two disciplines in educationan address delivered at the opening of the medical session, Mason University College, BirminghamCornish Bros.1899-01-01
The Physician As NaturalistAddresses And Memoirs Bearing On The History And Progress Of MedicineKessinger Publishing, LLC2007-06-01
Public Health In Relation To Air And WaterFranklin Classics2018-10-15
Public Health in Relation to Air and WaterFranklin Classics Trade Press2018-11-11