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- A new apparatus for administering anaesthetics in face and mouth operations1
- A new apparatus for administering anesthetics in face and mouth operations1
- An apparatus for the administration of ether by the intrathoracic insufflation1
- Bromide of ethyl, when and how to use it1
- I. General considerations upon major anesthesia: II. Threatened death during major anesthesia ; III. A brief digression upon shock1
- Instructions in the preparation, administration, and properties of nitrous oxide, protoxide of nitrogen, or laughing gas1
- On the use of gauze in place of tongue forceps during the administration of anesthetics, and a new mouth gag1
- Remarks on the proper mode of administering sulphuric ether by inhalation1
- Sulphuric ether and chloroform as anæsthetics, considered with reference to their relative safety and efficiency1
- The administration of the anaesthetics practically considered1
- The advantages of extension of the head during anesthesia and some other conditions1
- The management of patients during capital operations1
