Perforated Typhoid Ulcer 1Read before the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, January 14th, 1903.

On Some of the Initial Signs of Pleurisy 1Read at the Meeting of the Society, January 14th, 1903.

A Case of Perforated Duodenal Ulcer, with Remarks

C. F., aged 33, was admitted to the Bristol Royal Infirmary at one o'clock a.m. on January 14th, 1903. He had suffered for several years from abdominal pain, never very severe, usually between meals (not immediately after food), and during the night. The pain was ill-defined, but generally more on the right than the left side, and usually relieved by a little whisky. He has never had jaundice o...

A Case of Acute Ulcerative Endocarditis 1Read before the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, November 9th, 1898.

Cretinism and the Puerperium: Sequel to a Recorded History 1Read at a meeting of the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, April 14th.

I saw Mrs. M. H. for the first time at the end of October, 1908, when she was in the seventh month of her fourth pregnancy, and expecting her confinement in January. She was twenty-six, of slight physique, rather sallow complexion, cheerful and intelligent expression. Inquiry into her present and past history elicited the fact that she had been accustomed to take thyroid extract. She gave the f...

Some Points in the Technique of the Radical Operation for Chronic Otitis Media Purulenta 1Read at a meeting of the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, April 14th, 1909.

To discuss the general principles and indications for the radical mastoid operation would be futile, as these are well recognised and established; but an operation which depends so largely on matters of detail for ultimate complete success allows for useful discussion on various subsidiary yet nevertheless important points, a few of which I propose to touch on.