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1. An essay on the prevention and cure of vocal, pulmonary, dyspeptic, nervous, spinal, female, uterine, and child-bed weaknesses: and also of hernia, piles, and prolapsus-ani, etc., by mechanical supports, consisting of braces, props, girdles springs and bandages, adapted to the above maladies respectively : with the opinions of distinguished medical men on the subject

Author(s):

Banning, E. P. (Edmund Prior), 1810-

Publication:

New York : [s.n.], 1850

Subject(s):

Chronic Disease -- therapy
Trusses

2. A treatise on hernia, prolapsus uteri, or displacements of parts of the human system requiring the use of bandages, such as trusses, spring bandages for females, Russia belts, suspensory bandages, &c

Author(s):

New-York Surgeon's Bandage Institute.

Publication:

New York : Sackett & Sargent, printers, 1840

Subject(s):

Trusses
Hernia -- therapy
Uterine Prolapse -- therapy

3. Premise

Author(s):

Philadelphia Surgeon's Bandage Institute.

Publication:

[Philadelphia : B.C. Everett, 1858?]

Subject(s):

Trusses
Hernia -- therapy
Uterine Prolapse -- therapy

4. A statement of the rules and regulations of the Philadelphia Surgeon's Bandage Institute: with a brief description of some of the diseases requiring the use of bandages : also, a description of several improved bandages kept in this institute

Author(s):

Philadelphia Surgeon's Bandage Institute.

Publication:

Philadelphia : Published by Benjamin C. Everett, 1841

Subject(s):

Trusses
Hernia -- therapy
Uterine Prolapse -- therapy

5. The rational treatment of rupture: a study of the causation, pathology, and varieties of hernia : the application of improved modern trusses, elastic stockings, etc

Author(s):

Parker, A. H. (Andrew H.)

Publication:

Chicago : Shea Smith, printers, 1885

Subject(s):

Hernia -- therapy
Trusses

6. Hernia: its palliative and radical treatment in adults, children, and infants

Author(s):

Manley, Thomas H. (Thomas Henry), 1851-1905

Publication:

Philadelphia : Medical Press Co., 1893

Subject(s):

Hernia -- therapy
Trusses
Herniorrhaphy -- methods

7. The utility of the "Uterine supporter," as invented by Mrs. James Betts, of Philadelphia, in the cure of prolapsus uteri, &c &c: contained in various testimonials of eminent professors and practitioners, of Philadelphia, New York, Virginia, &c &c, and in lecture by Wm. Harris, M.D., of Philadelphia

Author(s):

Betts, Sarah.

Publication:

Philadelphia : [s.n.], 1843

Subject(s):

Uterine Prolapse -- therapy
Trusses

8. A plain account of the application and uses of Doctor A.G. Hull's utero-abdominal supporter: accompanied by the opinions of the faculty in London and New-York, and a unanimous vote of the Medical Society of the State of New-York in its favor : designed for patients

Publication:

New-York : J.W. Oliver, printer, 1842

Subject(s):

Uterine Prolapse -- therapy
Trusses
Hull, Amos G. (Amos Gift), 1775-1835.

9. The utility of the "Uterine supporter," as invented by Mrs. James Betts, of Philadelphia, in the cure of prolapsus uteri, &c &c: contained in various testimonials of eminent professors and practitioners, of Philadelphia, New York, Virginia, St. Louis, &c and in a lecture by William Harris, M.D., of Philadelphia ; also, a letter to a distinguished physician of Philadelphia

Author(s):

Betts, Sarah.

Publication:

Philadelphia : Mrs. James Betts, 1846

Subject(s):

Uterine Prolapse -- therapy
Trusses

10. The utility of the "Uterine supporter," as invented by Mrs. James Betts, of Philadelphia, in the cure of prolapsus uteri, &c &c: contained in various testimonials of eminent professors and practitioners, of Philadelphia, New York, Virginia, St. Louis, &c, and in lecture by William Harris, M.D., of Philadelphia ; also, a letter to a distinguished physician of Philadelphia

Author(s):

Betts, Sarah.

Publication:

Philadelphia : Mrs. James Betts, 1847

Subject(s):

Uterine Prolapse -- therapy
Trusses