The first Harrison Lecture, 1974. The life and times of Colonel Harrison.

The Harrison Lecture, 1976. Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) as a medical specialty.

It is a very special honour to give the second Harrison Lecture; and personally gratifying, though somewhat awesome, to follow that skilled clinician, scholar, and friend-Ambrose King. Colonel L. W. Harrison stands tall in the history of the sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), as he did in life. After his outstanding services to the Armed Forces of Great Britain in World War I, he returned to...

Benign aqueduct stenosis in adults.

A series of 55 cases is described in which hydrocephalus associated with non-neoplastic narrowing of the Sylvian aqueduct produced symptoms for the first time in adult life. The clinical features of the patients and their investigation are described and discussed.

The Uses and Limitations of the Serum Tests for Syphilis.

The Harrison Lecture. The history and role of Mycoplasma genitalium in sexually transmitted diseases.

It is an honour to be invited by the officers of the Medical Society for the Study of Venereal Diseases (MSSVD) to give the eighth Harrison Lecture and, indeed, to follow in the footsteps of those who have been leaders and influential in the field. Lawrence Whittaker Harrison was such a man.' He was born just outside Blackburn, Lancashire, in 1876 and, clearly, he was a Blackburn Rover, moving ...

The Pulmonary Circulation and Interstitial Space

Organization and Development of the Embryo is based on a series of Silliman Lectures at Yale University given by Ross G. Harrison in 1949 under the same title. Professor Harrison was unable to prepare these lectures for publication because of illness, but his assistant, Miss Sally Wilens, has assembled in this volume the notes and papers of Professor Harrison on which the content of the lecture...