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Cornelius Rea Agnew

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American surgeon, ophthalmologist, otorhinolaryngologist

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According to Wikipedia, Cornelius Rea Agnew was an American surgeon. Early years Agnew was born in New York City, the son of William Agnew and Elizabeth Thompson Agnew; his ancestors, Huguenot, Irish and Scotch, came to America from time to time during the 18th century. He entered the Columbia College in 1845 and graduated from there in 1849 with the degree of A.B. He then received the degree of M.D. from the New York College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1852. In 1856, he married Mary Nash, daughter of Lora Nash, a New York merchant.

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Cornelius Rea Agnew's Published Works

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  • A Contribution to the Subject of Strabismus. (1)
  • An Operation with a Double Needle, or Bident, for the Removal of a Crystalline Lens Dislocated into the Vitreous Chamber. (1)
  • Cantho-plasty as a Remedy in Certain Diseases of the Eye (1875) (1)
  • Cases of Ophthalmic Disease in which Enforced Exposure of the Eyes to Light and Air was Salutary. (0)
  • A Curved Knife for certain Forms of Stricture of the Inferior Lachrymal Canaliculus. (0)
  • A Method of Dressing Eyes after Cataract Extraction, and other Ophthalmic Operations requiring Rest by Exclusion of Light. (0)
  • A Case of Consecutive Enucleation of both Eyes for recurring Glioma. (0)
  • NECROLOGY.: IN MEMORIAM. (1885) (0)
  • Three Cases of Persistent Pupillary Membrane. (0)
  • A Case of double, extremely minute, and apparently congenital Lachrymal Fistula. (0)
  • Trephining the Cornea to remove a foreign Body deeply imbedded in its Substance. (0)
  • A Contribution to the Statistics of Cataract Extraction of One Hundred and Eighteen recent Cases. (0)
  • A Method of Operating for Divergent Squint. (0)
  • The Insufficiency of the Ophthalmoscope as the Sole Test of Errors of Refraction. (0)

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