1. Six lectures on the uses of the lungs: and causes, prevention, and cure of pulmonary consumption, asthma, and diseases of the heart : on the laws of longevity : and on the mode of preserving male and female health to an hundred years
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2. Diseases of the chest: a treatise on the uses of the lungs and on the causes and cure of pulmonary consumption : designed for general as well as professional readers
3. Observations on the curability of consumption: by a new, safe and painless mode of treatment, illustrated in selections from three hundred and ten late cases
4. A dissertation on the remote and proximate causes of phthisis pulmonalis
5. An essay on the remote and proximate causes of phthisis pulmonalis
6. To consumptives: information respecting the practice of F.H. Ramadge : containing an account of several cases in relation to this practice, in which it has been beneficial in this country, with other corroborative testimony
7. Researches on scrofulous diseases
8. Why will you die?, or, Researches on scrofula: with reference to the propagation of disease by inheritance and intermarriage
9. A demonstration of the curability of pulmonary consumption, in all its stages: comprising an inquiry into the nature, causes, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of tuberculous diseases in general
10. Illustrations of pulmonary consumption: its anatomical characters, causes, symptoms and treatment
11. Reply of William A. M'Dowell to Dr. Yandell's rejoinder, in a controversy relative to cure of consumption
12. Illustrations of pulmonary consumption: its anatomical characters, causes, symptoms and treatment : to which are added, some remarks on the climate of the United States, the West Indies, &c
13. Consumption curable: the manner in which nature and remedial art operate in effecting a healing process in cases of consumption, and by which the development of tubercles may be prevented
14. Consumption curable: and the manner in which nature as well as remedial art operates in effecting a healing process in cases of consumption, explained and illustrated by numerous remarkable and interesting cases : to which is added a mode of treatment, by which the development of tubercles may be prevented in persons liable thereto, from hereditary predisposition, or a bad state of the system induced by various causes
15. Consumption curable, a practical treatise to prove consumption a manageable disease: with cases successfully treated, under a new mode in this country
16. Consumption treated homoeopathically
17. Prize essay on scrofula: submitted to the Medical Society of Tennessee, May 1846
18. Boyleston prize dissertations for the years 1838 and 1839: on scrofula, rheumatism, and erysipelatous inflammation
19. Treatise on the diseases of the heart and great vessels
20. A manual of diagnosis of the diseases of the heart: preceded by clinical researches, calculated to facilitate the study of these researches
21. Plates of the arteries, with references: for the use of medical students
22. Remarks on a case of aneurism: an account of which was published by Professor Pattison in the January (1822) number of the American medical recorder
23. A theoretical and practical treatise upon the ligature of arteries
24. Surgical anatomy of the arteries
25. Surgical anatomy of the arteries: with plates and illustrations
26. A treatise on the motive powers which produce the circulation of the blood
27. Pathological haematology: an essay on the blood in disease
28. An essay, or tract, on the vitality of the warm blood and air
29. Pathological and practical researches on diseases of the stomach, the intestinal canal, the liver, and other viscera of the abdomen
30. The dyspeptic's monitor, or, The nature, causes, and cure of the diseases called dyspepsia, indigestion, liver complaint, hypochodriasis, melancholy, etc
31. Diseases of the alimentary canal, and constipation: treated homoeopathically
32. Diseases of the digestive organs, and constipation: treated homoeopathically
33. The final report of the committee of the Philadelphia Medical Society on the construction of instruments and their mode of action in the radical cure of hernia (from three years observation): accompanied by a collation of the practical facts contained in the preliminary report : with notes, illustrations, and additional cases of hernia and diseases resembling hernia : also, illustrations of certain instruments designed for the treatment of other diseases effecting similar parts
34. Treatise on the radical cure of hernia by instruments: embracing an analysis of the mechanical properties of the various trusses now in use, a description of the new instruments invented by the author, and general directions to patients for the safe employment of these instruments, with hints to surgeons in their application, etc
35. A treatise on indigestion: with observations on some painful complaints originating in indigestion, as tic douloureux, nervous disorder, &c
36. An experimental and critical inquiry into the nature and treatment of wounds of the intestines
37. A full and accurate account of the new method of curing dyspepsia: discovered and practised by O. Halsted : with some observations on diseases of the digestive organs
38. A full and accurate account of the new method of curing dyspepsia: discovered and practised by O. Halsted : with some observations on diseases of the digestive organs
39. A dissertation on the importance of physical signs in the various diseases of the abdomen and thorax
40. Practical elucidation of the nature of hernia: together with some remarks on the unfit instruments hitherto used for its confinement : with an explanation of the experienced utility and effectual cures of the instrument now recommended
41. A lecture on the physiology of digestion: introductory to a course of lectures on the institutes of medicine and materia medica : delivered before the medical class of the University of the City of New York, at the session of 1844-5
42. A lecture on the physiology of digestion: introductory to a course of lectures on the institutes of medicine and materia medica : delivered before the medical class of the University of the City of New York, at the session of 1844-5
43. A practical treatise on various diseases of the abdominal viscera
44. The radical cure of hernia: embracing a description of the disease, its varieties, peculiar conditions, causes, symptoms, dangers, treatment and permanent cure : together with a history of trusses, and an examination into the various kinds in general use : with a deduction of new principles, and a description of a new instrument recently invented for a radical cure
45. A domestic medical treatise on the nature, causes, and cure of dyspepsia and liver disease: intended for the perusal and guide of every dyspeptic individual
46. A treatise on digestion, and the disorders incident to it: which are comprehended under the term dyspepsia : adapted for general readers
47. Golden rules of health, and hints to dyspeptics: with special reference to diet, exercise, air, temperature, ventilation, hygrometry, influence of domestic habits : together with remarks on allopathy, hydropathy, aeropathy, thermopathy, psychropathy, homoeopathy, thumpingpathy, healingpathy, killingpathy &c., &c., &c
48. Boylston medical prize dissertations for the years 1819 and 1821: Experiments and observations on the communication between the stomach and the urinary organs, and On the propriety of administering medicine by injection into the veins
49. A treatise on the physiology and pathology of the digestive organs: with introductory remarks, &c
50. Practical observations on some of the diseases of the rectum, anus, and contiguous textures: giving their nature, seat, causes, symptoms, consequences, and prevention, especially addressed to the non-medical reader
51. A treatise on the malformations, injuries, and diseases of the rectum and anus
52. Plates illustrating a treatise on the malformations, injuries, and diseases of the rectum and anus
53. Practical observations on the nature and treatment of marasmus, and of those disorders allied to it: which may be strictly denominated bilious
54. Facts and observations on liver complaints and bilious disorders in general: and on those derangements of that important organ, and of its immediate or intimate connections, which most sensibly influence the biliary secretion : with practical deductions drawn from an ample share of experience and a close and constant attention to this subject in various climates, connected by an appropriate and successful mode of treatment : the whole illustrated and confirmed by an extensive selection of cases, demonstrating the many serious and fatal consequences, which too often arise from a mistaken view of the primary seat of disease
55. Researches into the comparative structure of the liver
56. Amussat's lessons on retention of urine: caused by strictures of the urethra, and on the diseases of the prostate
57. The kidneys and urine
58. On granular degeneration of the kidneys: and its connection with dropsy, inflammations, and other diseases
59. A treatise on diseases of the sexual organs: adapted to popular and professional reading, and the exposition of quackery, professional and otherwise
60. A treatise on diseases of the sexual system: adapted to popular and professional reading, and the exposition of quackery
61. A treatise on retention of urine: caused by strictures in the urethra, and of the means by which obstructions of this canal may be effectually removed
62. On the anatomy and diseases of the urinary and sexual organs: containing the anatomy of the bladder and of the urethra, and the treatment of the obstructions to which these passages are liable
63. Remarks on the stone and gravel in the kidneys and bladder: with an account of the discovery of a solvent remedy, now used with universal success, and commonly known as Dr. Lee's Gravel Specific
64. A treatise on the nature and treatment of seminal diseases, impotency, and other kindred affections: with practical directions for the management and removal of the cause producing them, together with hints to young men
65. Facts connected with the life of James Carey: whose eccentrick habits caused a post mortem examination by gentlemen of the faculty to determine whether he was hermaphroditic : with lithographed drawings made at their request
66. On involuntary seminal discharges
67. Reflexiones medicas sobre el diabetes en general: y especialmente acerca de la enfermedad que con el mismo nombre se conoce en el estado de Michoacan
68. Pathological and practical researches on diseases of the brain and the spinal cord
69. A series of engravings explaining the course of the nerves: with an address to young physicians on the study of the nerves
70. The nervous system of the human body: embracing the papers delivered to the Royal Society on the subject of the nerves
71. An inquiry concerning the diseases and functions of the brain, the spinal cord, and the nerves
72. On irritation and insanity: a work, wherein the relations of the physical with the moral conditions of man are established on the basis of physiological medicine
73. An essay towards a correct theory of the nervous system
74. An inquiry into the functions of the brain in man, and in the lower order of animals: delivered as a lecture before the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
75. A treatise on the structure, functions and diseases of the human sympathetic nerve
76. On the causes, cure, and prevention of the sick-headache
77. A lecture on the connexion and reciprocal influence between the brain and stomach: delivered before the American Institute of Instruction, at Providence, 1840
78. Essay upon the influence of the imagination on the nervous system: contributing to a false hope in religion
79. Sketches of Buchanan's discoveries in neurology
80. Select discourses on the functions of the nervous system: in opposition to phrenology, materialism, and atheism : to which is prefixed a lecture on the diversities of the human character arising from physiological peculiarities
81. The anatomy of the brain: with a general view of the nervous system
82. The anatomy of the brain: with a general view of the nervous system
83. A treatise on neuralgic diseases: dependent upon irritation of the spinal marrow and ganglia of the sympathetic nerve
84. A comparative view of the sensorial and nervous systems in men and animals
85. Six sermons on the nature, occasions, signs, evils, and remedy of intemperance
86. Observations on the influence of religion upon the health and physical welfare of mankind
87. Remarks on the influence of mental cultivation upon health
88. Report of a committee of the Connecticut Medical Society respecting an asylum for the insane: with the constitution of the society for their relief : accepted by the medical convention, October 3, 1821, and by them ordered to be published
89. Memorial, to the Honorable the Legislature of the State of New-York
90. Theory concerning the nature of insanity
91. Memorial soliciting a state hospital for the insane: submitted to the Legislature of New Jersey, January 23, 1845
92. A visit to thirteen asylums for the insane in Europe: to which are added a brief notice of similar institutions in transatlantic countries and in the United States, and an essay on the causes, duration, termination and moral treatment of insanity, with copious statistics
93. An account of the imprisonment and sufferings of Robert Fuller, of Cambridge: who while peaceably and quietly and rationally in possession of his own house, was seized and detained in the M'Lean Asylum for the Insane, at Charlestown, Mass. 65 days, from June 24th, to August 28th, 1832, together with some remarks on that institution
94. A secret worth knowing: a treatise on the most important subject in the world, simply to say, insanity : the only work of the kind in the United States, or perhaps in the known world, founded on general observation and truth
95. An address to the citizens of Philadelphia on the subject of establishing an asylum for the cure of victims of intemperance
96. Report made to the legislature of Massachusetts, upon idiocy
97. Licentiousness and its effects upon bodily and mental health
98. Report relative to an asylum for lunatics
99. Management of lunatics: with illustrations of insanity
100. Medical inquiries and observations upon the diseases of the mind
