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Titles
- Description of the orthopaedic apparatus employed in the treatment of deformities and deficiencies of the human body: with directions for taking measurements for their application1
- Drake's patent artificial legs, hands, arms, &c1
- Helpful hints to those who have lost limbs1
- Illustrations and a brief description of James A. Foster's patent union artificial limbs: with testimonials of surgeons, the press, and those wearing them after having tested most all other kinds1
- Lincoln's patent artificial arm1
- Manual of artificial limbs: an exhaustive exposition of prothesis1
- Marks' patent artificial limbs, with India rubber hands and feet, office and manufactory, no. 575 Broadway, New York City, directory opposite the Metropolitan Hotel1
- Mechanical surgery1
- Mechanical surgery: artificial limbs, apparatus for resections, apparatus for ununited fractures, feet for limbs shortened by hip disease, arms and hands : by Soldiers US Provided Commission of the Surgeon-General U.S.A1
- Monroe & Gardiner's imperishable raw hide artificial limbs: patented March 15 and October 11, 1864, and July 25, 1865 : the lightest, strongest, and most durable of anything of the kind ever invented, the body of the leg, the joints and tendons, in fact the whole structure is something entirely new and simple1
- Monthly report on the experimental work at the Artificial Limb Shop, Mare Island Naval Hospital1
- On the treatment of ununited fracture by means of artificial limbs, which combine the principle of pressure and motion at the seat of fracture, and lead to the formation of an ensheathing callus, illustrated by the history of four cases of false joint in the femur, eight in the leg, and two in the humerus1
- Physical therapy for lower-extremity amputees1
- Pourtraict des iambes artificielles1
- Remarkable inventions: an anatomical leg, with lateral or side motion at the ankle, like the natural one, arms with new shoulder motion1
- Reporter of the new patent artificial leg, published by D. DeForrest Douglass, inventor and manufacturer, Springfield, Mass1
- Si la jambe est en bois, le cœur ne l'est pas1
- Specification of Palmer's patent leg1
- Steps1
- Surgical appliances of every description for resections of the shoulder, arm, elbow joint, and fore-arm: also for ununited fractures, arms, hands, and feet1