According to Wikipedia, Francis Mitchell Caird FRCSEd was a Scottish surgeon who was an early advocate of Listerian antisepsis and then asepsis. He was a pioneer of gastrointestinal surgery. From 1908 to 1919 he was Regius Professor of Clinical Surgery at the University of Edinburgh and was President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh from 1912 to 1914.
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Published Works
The Shoulder-Joint in Relation to Certain Dislocations and Fractures (1887) (10)
On Gastrostomy after the Method of Witzel (2)
Remarks on the Teaching of Clinical Surgery (1918) (2)
Exhibition of Specimens (0)
On Amputation in Cases of Gangrene of the Lower Extremity (0)
A Lantern Demonstration Illustrating the Pathology of the Appendix Vermiformis (0)
Gastro-Jejunostomy. Twenty-One Consecutive Cases Performed for Intrinsic Pyloric Stenosis (0)
Treatment of Tuberculous Peritonitis in Adults (0)
List of Hospitals, Dispensaries, etc., in Connexion with the Medical Schools of Scotland (1882) (0)
On the Urine Separator of Luys (0)
Johnston's Students' Atlas of Bones and Ligaments (1885) (0)
Operative Interference in Cases of Stricture of the Large Intestine (0)
On Resection and Suture of the Intestine (1895) (0)
Internal Strangulation of the Small Intestine Caused by Bands, Adhesions, and Kinks (0)
Valedictory Address (0)
Epithelioma of Tongue: Review of Sixty Hospital Cases (0)
Note on the Treatment of Cold Abscess (0)
Exhibition of Patient (0)
On the Treatment of Ununited Fracture by Passive Congestion (1895) (0)
