Godlee, Rickman John Sir
Also known as
Godlee, Rickman John
Born 1849-01-01
Died 1925-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF67412588
- WikidataQ7331987
- ISNI0000000108448326
- Open LibraryOL2415377A
Top Subjects
- History (2)
- Atlases (1)
- Human anatomy (1)
- Facial Nerve, surgery (1)
- Tic Disorders, surgery (1)
- Radius Fractures (1)
- Intussusception, surgery (1)
Books by Godlee, Rickman John Sir
Total count: 15
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An atlas of human anatomyillustrating most of the ordinary dissections and many not usually practised by the student; accompanied by an explanatory textP. Blakiston1880-01-01
Cases of stretching of the facial nerve for tic convulsif ; Cases of intussusception treated by operation ; Case of rare fracture of the radiusPrinted by J.E. Adlard1884-01-01
Reflections suggested by a series of cases of renal calculusThe Practitioner1887-01-01
On a case of obstruction of one ureter by a calculusaccompanied by complete suppression of urinePrinted by Adlard and Son1887-01-01
Some cases of abdominal cysts following injurys.n.1887-01-01
Introductory address in the Faculty of Medicine at University CollegeLondon, October, 1889Field & Tuer1889-01-01
On the surgical aspect of hepatic abscessbeing three lectures delivered at the Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest, BromptonPrinted at the office of the British Medical Association1890-01-01
The past, present, and future of the School for advanced medical studies of University College, Londonbeing the introductory address at the opening of the winter session, October, 1906John Bale, sons & Danielsson1907-01-01
The Bradshaw lecture on prognosis in relation to treatment of tuberculosis of the genito-urinary organsDelivered before the Royal College of Surgeons of England, December 1907John Bale, sons & Danielsson1908-01-01-
The Hunterian oration, delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons, 1913.J. Bale and Danielsson1913-01-01
The Hunterian orationdelivered at the Royal College of Surgeons, 1913Bale, Sons and Danielsson1913-01-01-
Lord Lister.Macmillan1917-01-01
Lord Lister2d ed.Macmillan and Co., Ltd.1918-01-01
Thomas Wharton Jones, F.R.SG. Pulman1921-01-01-
A village on the Thames, Whitchurch, yesterday and to-dayAllen & Unwin1926-01-01