Volume 9b - History of Anaesthesia Society

George Washington Crile (1864-1943) ran'cs amongst the very greatest
surgeons. he had a p asant personality and was not afraid to
acknwledge his mistakes? The list of his achievenents as a surqeon is
lengthy, ht he also certainly deserves an honoured place in tie histsry
of anaesthesia.
Crile G.M. George Crile. An a~ttobioqraphy edited with sideliqhts
by Grace Crile. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1947.
Fitz RH. Perforat* inflmtion of the vermiform appendix.
American Journal of Medical Sciences 1886; 92: 321-346.
Crile GW,Lower WE. Surgical Shock and the Shockless Operation
through Anoci-Association. Pniladelphia: Saunrlers 1914.
Crile GW, Lower WE. Sugical Shoclc and the Shockless Operation
thmugh Anoci-Association. 2nd.Mn. Philadelphia: Saunders 1320
Gray T. Disintegration of the nervous system. Clover Lecture.
Annals of Royal College of Surgeons of EngLand lc154;402-419.
bmdy JS. Balanced Anesthesia. Minnesota Medicine 1926;9:399-405
Gray E. A reassessment of the signs of anaesthesia. me Irish
Journal of Mica1 Science 1960; 419: 499-508.
Cannon WB. !Traumatic Shock. New York: Appleton,1923: 115-120.
Crile GW. Haemrrhage and Transfusion. An exprkntal, and
Clinical Research. New York: Appleton, 1909.
landsteiner K. Ueber agglutinationserscheinungem nomlen mensh
lichen Blutes. Wiener kliniscbe \iochenschrift 1901; 14:1132-1140
Jansky J. Etude Hernatolcgiques, dans les mal3des mentales.
Sbornik Klinicky Praze 1907; 8: 85-139.
Wss \a. Studies on isoagglutinins and isohemlysins. Bulletin of
the Johns Hopkins Hospital 1991; 21: 63-70.
Hustin A. Note sur une nowelle rnethode de transfusion. Bul1.Soc.
male de la Science de Medicine de Elruxelles 1914;72:104-11.
Marriot HL Keckwick A. ContL?uous drip blood tranfusions with case
records of very large transfusions. Lmcet; i: 977-991.
Anonynous. In menvsriam George Washinton Crile 1564-1943.
British Jourml of Surgery 1942-1943; 30: 353-354.