Hypophosphites

Chemically pure hypophosphites: therapeutically indications with clinical data

edited by R.W. Gardner

Consumption and tuberculosis: their proximate cause and specific treatment by the hypophosphites upon the principles of stoechiological medicine

by John Francis Churchill.

Hydriodic acid: additional notes in treatment of hay fever, lead poisoning, acute rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis, adentis, eczema, etc. : further details of Dr. Churchill's method of using the hypophosphites in Phthisis : therapeutic results observed in seventy-nine cases treaded at his dispensary at Paris, during one year : Dr. Churchill's summary of argument upon theory of tuberculosis, mode and rules of action of the hypophosphites, indications for the use of the several salts, contra-indicated remedies, etc

Gardner, R. W.

Gardner's syrup of hydriodic acid: therapeutical indications with clinical data

edited by R.W. Gardner

Some conditions of adolescence in which Fellows' hypophosphites is beneficial

[James I. Fellowes]

De la cause immédiate et du traitement spécifique de la phthisie pulmonaire et des maladies tuberculeuses

par J. Francis Churchill, D. M. P.

What is the comparative physiological and therapeutic action of free phosphorus and the hypophosphites?: an essay to which the "Merrit H. Cash" prize was awarded by the New York State Medical Society, 1876

by Samuel R. Percy

Some conditions of advanced life in which, the syrup of hypophosphites (Fellows') is beneficial: for the medical profession

James I. Fellows

Consumption and tuberculosis

John Ambrose McArthur

A few remarks upon Fellows' hypophosphites of quinine, strychnine, iron, lime, potassa and manganese. <For the medical profession>

James I. Fellows