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1. An extract from a clinical lecture delivered before the class of the Medical Department of the University of Wooster, containing some remarks on a new method of treating hemorrhage from arteries divided during surgical operations

Author(s):: Weber, Gustav C. E., 1828-1912 author
Publication:: [New York?] : [publisher not identified], [1875?]
Subject(s):: Hemostasis, Surgical -- methods
Amputation, Surgical -- methods

2. An extract from a clinical lecture delivered before the class of the Medical Department of the University of Wooster: containing some remaks on a new method of treating hemorrhage from arteries divided during operation

Author(s):: Weber, Gustav C. E., 1828-1912 author
Publication:: [Cleveland?] : Waechter am Erie Printing Company, 1875
Subject(s):: Hemostasis, Surgical -- methods
Amputation, Surgical -- methods

3. Elephantiasis Arabum cured by ligature of the femoral artery

Author(s):: Weber, Gustav C. E., 1828-1912 author
Publication:: [Philadelphia] : [publisher not identified], [1884]
Subject(s):: Elephantiasis, Filarial -- surgery
Femoral Artery -- surgery
Ligation
Treatment Outcome