Thomas Copeland

Born 1781-01-01

Died 1855-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF37700255
WikidataQ7788609
ISNI0000000066311996
Open LibraryOL2518350A

Top Subjects

Diseases (3)
Rectal Diseases (2)
Anus (2)
Rectum (2)
Anus Diseases (2)
Hemorrhoids (2)
Anal fistula (1)

Books by Thomas Copeland

Total count: 8

Observations on some of the principal diseases of the rectum and anus; particularly stricture of the rectum, the haemorrhoidal excrescence, and the fistula in ano

J. Callow1810-01-01
Observations on some of the principal diseases of the rectum and anusparticularly stricture of the rectum, the haemorrhoidal excrescence, and the fistula in ano

Callow1810-01-01
Observations on the disease of the hip jointto which are added, some remarks on white swelling of the knee, the caries of the joint of the wrist and other similar complaints : the whole illustrated by cases, and engravings taken fron the diseased partsThe second edition, revised carefully / and published, with some additional notes, by Thomas Copeland ...

Printed for J. Callow, medical bookseller, Crown-Court, Princes Street, Soho1810-01-01
Observations on the principal diseases of the rectum and anusparticularly stricture of the rectum, the haemorrhoidal excrescence, and fistula in ano2d ed., considerably enl.

Callow1814-01-01
Observations on the principal diseases of the rectum and anus; particularly stricture of the rectum, the haemorrhoidal excrescence, and fistula in ano2nd ed. / considerably enl.

J. Callow1814-01-01
Observations on the principal diseases of the rectum and anusparticularly stricture of the rectum, the haemorrhoidal excrescence, and fistula in anoSecond edition, considerably enlarged.

printed for Callow and Wilson, ...1814-01-01
Observations on the symptoms and treatment of the diseased spinemore particularly relating to the incipient stages : with some remarks on the consequent palsy

Printed for J. Callow, medical bookseller, no. 10 Crown Court, Prince Street, Soho1815-01-01
Observations on the symptoms and treatment of the diseased spinemore particularly relating to the incipient stages; with some remarks on the consequent palsy.

J. Callow1815-01-01