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An essay on the cure of ulcerated leges, without rest, exemplified by a variety of cases
In which laborious exercise was used during the cures. By William Rowley, surgeon -
Practical observations on the cure of wounds and ulcers on the legs
without rest; illustrated with cases. By Thomas Whately -
Practical observations on the treatment of ulcers on the legs
considered as a branch of military surgery ; to which are added, some observations on varicose veins and piles -
To those who are afflicted with sore legs. Mr. Dugravet, by the uncommon success his remedies met with, ... begs leave to acquaint the public, that he cures all sorts of sores and ulcers on the legs, ... Mr. Dugravet lodges at Mr. Dagley's, No.27, Shug-lane, near the Hay-market
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An essay on the cure of ulcerated legs
without rest, exemplified by a variety of cases, in which laborious exercise was used during the cures. By William Rowley, surgeon -
A treatise on the cure of ulcerated legs
without rest, exemplified by a variety of cases. In which Laborious Exercise was used during the cures. By William Rowley, Surgeon -
A treatise upon ulcers of the legs
in which former methods of treatment are candidly examined and compared, with one more rational and safe ; Proving That a Perfect Cure may generally be effected more certainly, without Rest and Confinement, Than By the Strict Regimen in Common Use. With AN Introduction ON The Process of Ulceration and the Origin of Pus Laudabile. To Which Are Added Hints on a Successful Method of treating some Scrophulous Tumors; And the Mammary Abscess and Sore Nipples of Lying-in Women: By Michael Underwood, Surgeon to the British Lying-in Hospital -
An account of a new method of treating fractured legs
Read before the Royal Society of London, on February 12, 1767. To which is prefixed a letter on that subject to James Parsons, M. D. a Member of that Respectable Society, dated November 6, 1766 -
An inaugural dissertation on fractures of the leg
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A treatise on the cure of ulcerated legs without rest
and ulcers of various parts, arising from scorbutic and other impurities in the blood, &c. By William Rowley, M. D. Member of the University of Oxford, Royal College of Physicians in London, &c -
Practical observations on the treatment of ulcers on the legs
considered as a branch of Military Surgery. By Everard Home, Esq. F. R. S. Surgeon to the Army and St. George's Hospital -
An essay on the most efficacious means of treating ulcerated legs
In which the topical applications in general use are considered, and some new methods for relief proposed; With Particular Observations On the Safety of Healing Old Ulcers -
Seventy four select cases
with the manner of cure, and the preparation of the remedies, in the following diseases. I. The schirrus, cancer, and ulcers of the breast and womb. II. Scrophulous swellings and Ulcers about the Neck and other Parts; commonly called the King's evil. III. The Specks and Opacity of the Cornea of the Eye; in which Sight hath been restored, by internal Medicines only. IV. Old Ulcers of the Legs, cured in Persons much advanced in Years. The whole being An Appendix to the Treatises already published on these Subjects. By William Rowley, M.D -
Mr. Penny's dishonourable breach of trust exemplified, at an amputation of a thigh: being called as an assistant to that operation, by John Thorpe, surgeon
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Seventy four select cases
with the manner of cure, and the preparation of the remedies, in the following diseases. I. The schirrus, cancer, and ulcers of the breast and womb. II. Scrophulous swellings and Ulcers about the Neck and other Parts; commonly called the King's evil. III. The Specks and Opacity of the Cornea of the Eye; in which Sight hath been restored, by internal Medicines only. IV. Old Ulcers of the Legs, cured in Persons much advanced in Years. The whole being An Appendix to the Treatises already published on these Subjects. By William Rowley, M.D