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136 Abscess of the Neck. Transactions of the American Otological Society. 1892. Preliminary Notes on Craniometric Studies in Relation to Ahral Anatomy. Transactions of the American Otological Society, 1892. The Employment of the Syringe in Aural Practice. University Medical Magazine. November, 1892. A Case of Suppuration, Exostosis and Otitic Epilepsy; Mastoid Trephining, Followed by Fatal Septic Meningitis. Transactions of the American Otological Society. 1891. Aural Cholesteatoma. University Medical Magazine. July, 1891. Caries of the Wall of the Auditory Canal. University Medical Magazine. November, 1890. Acute Suppuration of the Middle Ear in Infancy. Medical and Surgical Reporter. March 28, 1891. The Operative Treatment of Ear Disease. Polyclinic. March, 1892. The Corrosion Method in the Study of the Anatomy of the Ear. American Journal of the Medical Sciences. January, 1891. Transactions of the College of Physicians- 1890. Further Notes on the Shrapnell Perforation. Transactions of the American Otological Society. 1890. Suppuration of the Tympanic Attic and Perforation in Shrapnell's Membrane. Medical News. September 27, 1890. Mastoid Abscess Breaking into the Digastric Fossa. Therapeutic Gazette. May 16, 1892. Trephining for Mastoid Abscess, with Notes of Thirty-two Cases Operated on Among 3400 Patients Seen in 1889, 1890 and 1891. Journal of the American Medical Association. October 29, 1892. Ophthalmological : The Reformed Numeration of Prisms and the Centrad as the Unit. Journal of the American Medical Association. August 29, 1891. A Method of Examining the Eyes of School Children. Journal of the American Medical Association. August 27, 1892. Some Disputed Points in the Correction of Refraction Errors. Journal of American Medical Association. January 10, 1891. Can Hypermetropia be Healthfully Outgrown ? Proceedings of the American Ophthalmological Society. 1890.
137 Cyst of the Iris, Following a Penetrating Wound, which had Caused Sympathetic Neuro-Retinitis. Risley and Randall. Transactions of the American Ophthalmological Society. 1890. Entwined and Crossing Vessels. Ophthalmological Record. June, 1892. Prism Diopter vs. Centrad in the Reformed Numeration of Prisms. Medical News. April 4, 1891. Nimmt Hypermetropic durch Normales Wachsthum ab ? Klinische Monatsblatter. February, 1891. EDWARD T. REICHERT, M.D. f. Calorimetry. University Medical Magazine. January, 1890. 2. Heat Production in Relation to Body-weight. University Medical Magazine. February, 1890. 3. The Knee-jerk after Section of the Spinal Cord. Journal of' Nervous and Mental Disease. February, 1890. 4. The Actions of Alcohol on Animal Heat Functions. Therapeutic Gazette. February, 1890. 5. The Normal Variations in Heat Production. University Medical Magazine. April, 1890. 6. The Actions of Caffeine on the Circulation. Therapeutic Gazette. May, 1890. 7. The Actions of Caffeine on Tissue Metamorphosis. New York Medical Journal. April 26, 1890. 8. The Empyreumatic Oil of Coffee, or Caffeon. Medical News. May 3, 1890. 9. The Actions of Drugs which are Believed to Conserve the Tissues. University Medical Magazine. October, 1890. 10. Notes on Certain Physiological Actions of Atropine. University Medical Magazine. February, 1891. 11. Heat Phenomena in Curarized Animals. Therapeutic Gazette. March 16 and April 15, 1891. 12. A Study of the Actions of Cocaine on the Circulation. American Lancet. May, 1891. 13. A Systematic Study of the Actions of Definitely Related Chemical Compounds upon Animals. With Wolcott Gibbs, Rumford Professor (Emeritus) in Harvard University. Part IV. American Chemical Journal. No. 5. 1891. 14. Ditto. Part V. American Chemical Journal. No. 6. 1891.
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