Titles
- Objections to the use of carbolic acid in the treatment of piles1
- Objective and subjective systolic murmurs in the ears: a contribution to the study of brain murmurs1
- Objective aural sounds produced by voluntary contraction of the tubal muscles1
- Obliteration of congenital pigmentations: read in the Section on Dermatology and Syphilography at the Forty-fourth Annual Meeting of the American Medical Association1
- Obscure diseases of the brain and mind1
- Obscure impediments of the intestinal canal1
- Observation and experiment in phthisis: a reply to Professor Tyndall1
- Observation book, ante mortems and post mortems: ante mortems by medical officers of wards, post mortems by the surgeon in charge1
- Observation book: containing certain inductions and classifications, ante mortems and post mortems : ante mortems by medical officers of wards, post mortems by surgeon in charge : National, U.S. Army General Hospital, Baltimore, Md1
- Observation on the diseases of the heart noticed among soldiers, particularly the organic diseases1
- Observation sheet1
- Observations (historical & clinical) on glycosuria1
- Observations and experiences involving rectal diseases: read before New York Medical Society, February 14th, 18891
- Observations and experiences involving rectal diseases: read before the New York County Medical Society, February 14, 18891
- Observations and experiments on living organisms in heated water1
- Observations and practical results of medical service, in the Charity Hospital of New Orleans, La., 1869-861
- Observations and reflections on abdominal surgery: an address delivered to the Oregon State Medical Society at its annual meeting in Portland, Oregon, 18991
- Observations and suggestions in regard to the method of operating during the same anæsthetization for lacerations of the cervix uteri and ruptured perineum1
- Observations based on an experience with nearly one thousand cases of typhoid fever: read before the Section of Practice of Medicine at the forty-fourth annual meeting of the American Medical Association1
- Observations in electro-therapeutics1
