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Titles
- Unilateral laryngectomy for cancer: no recurrence after three years1
- Unilateral laryngectomy: a case of excision of the right half of the larynx for carcinoma, recovery, no recurrence at the end of a year1
- Unilateral ophthalmoplegia, probably dependent upon thrombosis of the cavernous sinus with associated basic meningitis1
- Unilocular ovarian cyst, weighing ninety-five pounds, successfully removed1
- Unintentional neglect in the treatment of surgical diseases1
- Union catalogue and statistics of medical libraries1
- Union meeting of the New Jersey and Pennsylvania State Dental Societies at West End and Ocean Hotels: Asbury Park, N.J., July 15, 16, and 17, 18911
- Union meeting of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey State Dental Societies: at the Mountain House, Cresson, Pa., July 21, 22, 18921
- Unique case of Cesarean section1
- United States Army Medical Department forms: post or command1
- United States Base Hospital 68 A.E.F: history of the organization and personnel1
- United States Institution for the treatment of cases of defective utterance: such as partial speechlessness, stuttering, stammering, hesitancy, weakness of voice, mis-enunciation, lisping, &c. &c. conducted by Mr. & Mrs. Chapman, No. 187, Pine Street, Philadelphia1
- United States Orthopedic Institute: for the application of improved anatomical machinery to the treatment of every variety of deformity1
- Universal military education and service: the Swiss system for the United States1
- Universal reform in gas bills: atomic steam coal gas, at from 5 cents to 15 cents per 1,000 feet, for light and heat, manufactured from refuse coal dust and steam1
- Universal scoop powder-blower and a uvular haemostatic clamp: instruments presented at the ninth meeting of the American Laryngological Association1
- University extension1
- University extension and the Young Men's Christian Association1
- University interests in Cincinnati1
- University of Virginia: the session of this institution commences, annually, on the 1st day of October and continues, without interruption, until the 29th of June ensuing1