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According to Wikipedia, Sir William Osler, 1st Baronet, was a Canadian physician and one of the "Big Four" founding professors of Johns Hopkins Hospital. Osler created the first residency program for specialty training of physicians, and he was the first to bring medical students out of the lecture hall for bedside clinical training. He has frequently been described as the Father of Modern Medicine and one of the "greatest diagnosticians ever to wield a stethoscope". In addition to being a physician he was a bibliophile, historian, author, and renowned practical joker. He was passionate about medical libraries and medical history, having founded the History of Medicine Society , at the Royal Society of Medicine, London. He was also instrumental in founding the Medical Library Association of Great Britain and Ireland, and the Association of Medical Librarians along with three other people, including Margaret Charlton, the medical librarian of his alma mater, McGill University. He left his own large history of medicine library to McGill, where it became the Osler Library.

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William Osler's Published Works

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The Principles and Practice of Medicine (1892) (1059)
The Gulstonian Lectures, on Malignant Endocarditis (1885) (813)
HEREDITARY ANGIO‐NEUROTIC ŒDEMA (1888) (393)
The Principles and Practice of Medicine (1905) (301)
The Lumleian Lectures ON ANGINA PECTORIS. (1910) (254)
A Treatise on the Principles and Practice of Medicine, Designed for the Use of Practitioners and Students of Medicine (1867) (236)
ON THE VISCERAL COMPLICATIONS OP ERYTHEMA EXUDATIVUM MULTIFORME (1895) (202)
THE VISCERAL LESIONS OF PURPURA AND ALLIED CONDITIONS (1914) (131)
THE FAITH THAT HEALS (1910) (118)
Culstonian Lectures on MALIGNANT ENDOCARDITIS. (1885) (115)
On the Educational Value of the Medical Society (1903) (81)
THE OLD HUMANITIES AND THE NEW SCIENCE (1919) (79)
On Chorea and Choreiform Affections (1895) (72)
VI. An account of certain organisms occurring in the liquor sanguinis (65)
OCHRONOSIS: THE PIGMENTATION OF CARTILAGES, SCLEROTICS, AND SKIN IN ALKAPTONURIA. (1904) (63)
Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta. (1905) (62)
CHRONIC INFECTIOUS ENDOCARDITIS (57)
The evolution of modern medicine : a series of lectures delivered at Yale University on the Silliman Foundation in April, 1913 (52)
THE NATURAL METHOD OF TEACHING THE SUBJECT OF MEDICINE. (1901) (50)
Examinations, examiners, and examinees (1913) (44)
On Sporadic Cretinism in America (1893) (44)
Obliteration of Vena Cava Inferior, with great Stenosis of Orifices of Hepatic Veins. (1879) (38)
The Master Word in Medicine (36)
The Gulstonian Lectures, on Malignant Endocarditis (1885) (35)
Remarks ON ARTERIO-VENOUS ANEURYSM.: Made at a Symposium 1 on the Subject at Radcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, on March 26th, 1915, (1915) (35)
SANATORIUM TREATMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS (1906) (34)
AN ARTERIO-VENOUS ANEURYSM OF THE AXILLARY VESSELS OF 30 YEARS' DURATION. (1913) (34)
The Gulstonian Lectures, on Malignant Endocarditis (1885) (34)
ON MULTIPLE HEREDITARY TELANGIECTASES WITH RECURRING HAEMORRHAGES (1907) (34)
Culstonian Lectures ON (1885) (33)
THE STUDY OF THE FEVERS OF THE SOUTH. (1896) (28)
Observations ON THE SEVERE ANAEMIAS OF PREGNANCY AND THE POST-PARTUM STATE (1919) (23)
TRANSIENT ATTACKS OF APHASIA AND PARALYSES IN STATES OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND ARTERIO-SCLEROSIS. (1911) (22)
An Address on the Importance of Post-Graduate Study (1900) (21)
ON SPLENIC AN MIA. (21)
British Medicine in Greater Britain (1897) (20)
An Address ON HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: ITS ASSOCIATIONS, ADVANTAGES, AND DISADVANTAGES (1912) (20)
AN ACUTE MYXŒDEMATOUS CONDITION, WITH TACHYCARDIA, GLYCOSURIA, MELÆNA, MANIA, AND DEATH (1899) (19)
ON THE SO-CALLED STOKES-ADAMS DISEASE (SLOW PULSE WITH SYNCOPAL ATTACKS, &c.). (1903) (19)
Verminous Bronchitis in Dogs (19)
An Address ON THE TREATMENT OF DISEASE (1909) (17)
REMARKS ON THE VARIETIES OF CHRONIC CHOREA, AND A REPORT UPON TWO FAMILIES OF THE HEREDITARY FORM, WITH ONE AUTOPSY (1893) (17)
Modern Medicine: Its Theory and Practice (1925) (17)
A Note on the Teaching of the History of Medicine (1902) (17)
HEPATIC COMPLICATION OF TYPHOID FEVER (16)
ON CHRONIC SYMMETRICAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE SALIVARY AND LACHRYMAL GLANDS (1898) (16)
On Six Cases of Addison's Disease, with the Report of a Case Greatly Benefitted by the Use of the Suprarenal Extract (16)
On Echinococcus Disease in America (1882) (15)
Two Cases of Striated Myo-Sarcoma of the Kidney. (15)
WILLIAM BEAUMONT.: A PIONEER AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGIST. (1902) (15)
Abstracts of the Cartwright Lectures on Certain Problems in the Physiology of the Blood-Corpuscles (1886) (15)
An Alabama Student (14)
An Address ON THE MEDICAL ASPECTS OF CARCINOMA OF THE BREAST * (1906) (13)
ON CERTAIN FEATURES IN THE PROGNOSIS OF PNEUMONIA (1897) (12)
Contributions to medical and biological research : dedicated to Sir William Osler ... in honour of his seventieth birthday, July 12, 1919 (12)
An Address ON THE IMPORTANCE OF POSTGRADUATE STUDY. (1900) (12)
Men and Books (1912) (11)
The leaven of science. (1894) (11)
VALEDICTORY ADDRESS AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVEESITY. (1905) (11)
Aspects of Death and Correlated Aspects of Life in Art, Epigram, and Poetry (1918) (11)
Incunabula medica : a study of the earliest printed medical books, 1467-1480 (10)
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF VENEREAL DISEASE (1919) (10)
Rudolf Virchow: The Man and the Student (1891) (10)
On the Systolic Brain Murmur of Children (1880) (10)
A CONTRIBUTION TO JACKSONIAN EPILEPSY AND THE SITUATION OP THE LEG CENTRE (10)
An investigation into the parasites in the pork supply of Montreal (9)
Hepatic Complications of Typhoid Fever (1897) (9)
Abstracts of the Cartwright Lectures on Certain Problems in the Physiology of the Blood-Corpuscles (1886) (9)
Chronic Cyanotic Polycythaemia with Enlarged Spleen (1904) (9)
THE GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF RICKETS, ACUTE AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, CHOREA, CANCER, AND URINARY CALCULUS IN THE BRITISH ISLANDS (1889) (8)
An Address ON THE MEDICAL CLINIC: A RETROSPECT AND A FORECAST (1914) (8)
Ulcero-Membranous Stomatitis and Gingivitis among Troops: Its Cause and Treatment (1916) (8)
Address on the Dedication of the New Building (1901) (8)
ATROPHY OF THE STOMACH, WITH THE CLINICAL FEATURES OF PROGRESSIVE PERNICIOUS ANÆMIA (1886) (8)
THE GROWTH OF TRUTH: AS ILLUSTRATED IN THE DISCOVERY OF THE CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD (1906) (8)
ON SPLENIO ANÆMIA (1902) (8)
Stokes-Adams' Disease (1905) (7)
On the Value of Laveran's Organisms in the Diagnosis of Malaria (7)
The Schorstein Lecture ON SYPHILIS AND ANEURYSM (1909) (7)
An Address ON THE MASTER-WORD IN MEDICINE (1903) (7)
A CASE OF SENSORY APHASIA—WORD‐BLINDNESS WITH HEMIANOPSIA (1891) (7)
ON A CASE OF SIMPLE IDIOPATHIC MUSCULAR ATROPHY, INVOLVING THE FACE AND THE SCAPULO-HUMERAL MUSCLES (1889) (6)
On the Pathology of the So-Called Pig-Typhoid. * *An abstract of this paper was read before the Pathological Society of New York, January 23rd, 1878. (1878) (6)
The First Printed Documents Relating to Modern Surgical Anæsthesia (1917) (6)
UNITY, PEACE AND CONCORD.A FAREWELL ADDRESS TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION OF THE UNITED STATES. (1905) (6)
THE CEREBRAL COMPLICATIONS OF RAYNAUDʼS DISEASE.1 (1896) (6)
Medical Notes on England at War (1914) (6)
INFLUENZAL PNEUMONIA: BILATERAL RIGIDITY, SPINAL MENINGITIS WITH HEMORRHAGE INTO THE THECA VERTEBRALIS AND NERVE ROOTS. (1919) (6)
JESSE WILLIAM LAZEAR MEMORIAL. (1901) (5)
An Address on the Hæmatozoa of Malaria1 (1887) (5)
CASE OF CHOLESTEATOMA OF FLOOR OF THIRD VENTRICLE AND OF THE INFUNDIBULUM. (1887) (5)
NOTES ON ANEURISM. (1902) (5)
CHRONIC CYANOSIS, WITH POLYCYTHÆMIA AND ENLARGED SPLEEN: A NEW CLINICAL ENTITY (1903) (5)
The Late Dr. Schorstein and Medical Education (1907) (5)
The Anti-Venereal Campaign (1917) (5)
The Pathological Institute of a General Hospital (1911) (5)
THE BRAINS OF CRIMINALS. (1882) (5)
An Address ON SIR THOMAS BROWNE (1905) (4)
The Arthritis of Cerebro-Spinal Fever (1898) (4)
After Twenty-Five Years: An Address at the Opening of the Session of the Medical Faculty, McGill University, September 21st, 1899 (1899) (4)
IV. Cases of Arterio-venous Aneurism of the Auxiliary Artery and Vein of fourteen years duration. (4)
Gallop Rhythm of the Heart (1906) (4)
An Address on the Haematozoa of Malaria. (4)
Clinical Remarks on Hypertrophic Cirrhosis of the Liver with Bronzing of the Skin: Hæmochromatosis * (1899) (4)
IMPRESSIONS OF PARIS (1909) (4)
Remarks ON CEREBRO-SPINAL FEVER IN CAMPS AND BABRACKS (1915) (4)
CERTAIN VASOMOTOR, SENSORY, AND MUSCULAR PHENOMENA ASSOCIATED WITH CERVICAL RIB (1910) (4)
CASE OF SYPHILOMA OF THE CORD OF THE CAUDA EQUINA—DEATH FROM DIFFUSE CENTRAL MYELITIS (1889) (4)
NEURITIS DURING AND AFTER TYPHOID FEVER (1895) (4)
Keats and the Medical Profession (1896) (4)
GLIOMA OF THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA (1888) (4)
A Concise History Of Medicine (4)
Some Aspects of American Medical Bibliography: Address at the Meeting of the Association of Medical Librarians, Saratoga, June 10, 1902. (1902) (4)
Angina Pectoris and Arteriosclerosis. (1904) (3)
Clinical Microscopy at Johns Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore, United States of America (1899) (3)
COLD-BITE + MUSCLE-INERTIA = TRENCH-FOOT. (1915) (3)
Case of Congenital and Progressive Hypertrophy of the Right Upper Extremity. (1879) (3)
Doctor and Nurse: Remarks to the First Class of Graduates from the Training School for Nurses of the Johns Hopkins Hospital (3)
THE WAR AND TYPHOID FEVER (1914) (3)
An Address ON SCIENCE AND WAR. (1915) (3)
Symptomatology and Diagnosis of Vincent??s Angina (1905) (3)
ON CERTAIN UNUSUAL FORMS OF PARÆSTHETIC MERALGIA (1897) (3)
THE ABOLITION OF GAS WARFARE (1918) (3)
The old humanities and the new science : an address before the Classical Association, Oxford, May 16th, 1919 (3)
On the Brains of Criminals, with a Description of the Brains of Two Murderers (1882) (3)
Note on a Remarkable House Epidemic of Typhoid Fever (3)
Syphilis of the Liver with the Picture of Banti's Disease (1914) (2)
Case of Obliteration of the Portal Vein (Pylephlebitis Adhesiva). (2)
Unity, Peace and Concord: Abstract of a Farewell Address to the Medical Profession of the United States. (1905) (2)
Whole-Time Clinical Professors (1911) (2)
SLOW PULSE AND SYNCOPAL ATTACKS. (1897) (2)
HEMIPLEGIA IN TYPHOID FEVER (1896) (2)
Tuberculous Pleurisy: The Shattuck Lecture for 1893 (1893) (2)
A Clinical Lecture ON THE BALL-VALVE GALL-STONE IN THE COMMON DUCT. (1897) (2)
The Cavendish Lecture on the Etiology and Diagnosis of Cerebrospinal Fever (1899) (2)
THE STUDY OF TUBERCULOSIS (1900) (2)
Review of Recent Works on Practice (2)
Report on Pictou Cattle Disease Investigations (2)
Case of Medullary Neuroma of the Brain. (2)
Home-Bred Malaria. (1917) (2)
Montreal General Hospital—Reports Clinical and Pathological, by the Medical Staff (1880) (2)
ON OCHRONOSIS: REPORT OF A CASE: THE CLINICAL FEATURES: THE URINE (2)
GRADUATED EXERCISE IN PROGNOSIS. (1918) (2)
ANTITYPHOID VACCINATION (1914) (1)
A Rhode Island Philosopher (Elisha Bartlett) (1900) (1)
NOTE ON THE RELATION OF THE CAPILLARY BLOOD-VESSELS IN PURPURA. (1909) (1)
NOTE ON ACUTE INFECTIOUS JAUNDICE. (1915) (1)
Society for the Prevention of Venereal Disease (1919) (1)
The old humanities and the new science / by Sir William Osler ; with introd. by Harvey Cushing (1)
I. On the Symptoms of Chronic Obstruction of the Common Bile Duct by Gall Stones. (1)
XXIV. ISRAEL AND MEDICINE (1914) (1)
The CAVENDISH LECTURE on the ETIOLOGY and DIAGNOSIS of CEREBRO-SPINAL FEVER (1899) (1)
NOTE ON FRENCH AND GERMAN FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS. (1908) (1)
William Osler: Original Papers 1881-1897 (1)
Notes on Hæmorrhagic Infarction (1887) (1)
The “Anatomie Universelle” of Ambroise Paré (1917) (1)
Currie’s “Journal” (1919) (1)
ENDURANCE IN AORTIC INSUFFICIENCY (1919) (1)
TRENCH FEVER:: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE REPORT OF THE AMERICAN COMMISSION.1 (1918) (1)
The Home in Its Relation to the Tuberculosis Problem (1)
Splenic Polycythæmia with Cyanosis (1908) (1)
Diseases bearing the names of saints (1)
Chronic Splenic Enlargement with Recurring Gastro-Intestinal Hæmorrhages (1899) (1)
Some Aspects of American Bibliography (1)
BACILLI AND BULLETS (1914) (1)
Illustrations of the Bookworm (1)
THE WAR AND TYPHOID FEVER (1914) (1)
Thesis on rickets (0)
Jesse William Lazear Memorial (1901) (0)
Selections (1892) (0)
Remarks on Clinical Cases (0)
Robert Fletcher (1912) (0)
SIR JAMES Y. SIMPSON AND ANÆSTHESIA. (1914) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Francis J. Shepherd [Transcript] (1875) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Henry Barton Jacobs (1910) (0)
Discussion on Paratyphoid Fever. (0)
LONG AND ANÆSTHESIA. (1914) (0)
Gcut; its Nature and Treatment (1889) (0)
Veterinary Department, University of Pennsylvania. (1895) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Lawrence F. Flick [Transcript] (1903) (0)
TUBERCULOUS PERICARDITIS (1893) (0)
Letter from William Osler to E. A. S. Schafer [Transcript] (1900) (0)
Splenomegaly; Two Attacks of Hæmatemesis; Irregular Liver (1914) (0)
Letter from William Osler to John Burdon Sanderson [Transcript] (1904) (0)
SULPHONAL IN INSOMNIA (1889) (0)
I. General Analysis and Summary of 229 Cases of Typhoid Fever. II. The Treatment of Typhoid Fever. III. A Study of the Fatal Cases. IV. Special Symptoms, Complications, and Sequelae (0)
[Draft of "The Fixed Period"] (1905) (0)
Nothangel's Encyclopædia, Typhoid and Typhus Fevers (1902) (0)
GUY'S PHYSICAL SOCIETY: (1905) (0)
Progress of Medical Science (1865) (0)
Discussion on the Treatment of Cerebrospinal Meningitis (1916) (0)
Report of Remarks on the Campaign to Prevent Consumption in the County of Oxfordshire (0)
TYPHOID SPINE (1913) (0)
Special Discussion on the Epidemiology of Cerebrospinal Meningitis (1915) (0)
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND THE TEACHING OF HYGIENE. (1906) (0)
Letter from William Osler to H. A. Lafleur [Transcript] (1889) (0)
Meningismus Typhosus and Meningotyphus (1905) (0)
Veterinary Department—University of Pennsylvania (1888) (0)
Medicine (1856) (0)
Veterinary Department of the University of Pennsylvania (1888) (0)
Progress of Medical Science (1867) (0)
An Appeal for a Monument in Honor of John Morgan, Founder of the First Medical School in the United States (1912) (0)
Letter from William Osler to H. S. Birkett (1917) (0)
The Tongue in Health and Disease (0)
Letter from William Osler to George J. Coy [Transcript] (1884) (0)
The Report of the Medical Examining Board of Virginia. (1888) (0)
MEDICINE: UNDER THE CHARGE OF (1895) (0)
Cases of Post-Febrile Insanity (1891) (0)
Case Illustrating Circulatory Disturbance with Cervical Rib (1913) (0)
UNDER THE CHARGE OF (1896) (0)
Science and war : An address delivered at the University of Leeds Medical School on Oct. 1, 1915 (0)
Anuria after Gallstone Operations (0)
A New Method of Administering “GOO” (0)
Scarlet Fever and Disease in Cattle (1888) (0)
A PLEA FOR THE MORE CAREFUL STUDY OF THE SYMPTOMS OF PERFORATION IN TYPHOID FEVER WITH A VIEW TO EARLY OPERATION. (1901) (0)
Typhoid Fever in Country Districts (1895) (0)
Discussion on Paratyphoid Fever (1916) (0)
The Treatment of Strychnine Poisoning by InsulIIation and Curare (0)
Letter from William Osler to Henry P. Bowditch [Transcript] (1890) (0)
PROGRESS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE: MEDICINE. (1900) (0)
CERVICAL RIB (1913) (0)
The Significance of Pulmonary Infusions in the Diagnosis and Therapy of Pulmonary Tuberculosis (1905) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Stewart Paton (1904) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Daniel C. Gilman [Transcript] (1889) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Isabel Hampton [Transcript] (1892) (0)
Contagiousness of Consumption from the Historiacal Point of View (1900) (0)
The Position of War Consultants: The Government's New Policy (1915) (0)
MEDICAL INCUNABULA (1913) (0)
Medicine (1897) (0)
Test for Gastric Cancer (0)
Hospital and Institutional News (1920) (0)
Splenic Polycythæmia with Cyanosis. (0)
Saccular Autoplasty in Necrosis of the Intestine from Strangulated Hernia (0)
British Medical Journal (1920) (0)
Uterine Myomas, Heart Disease, and Disorders of the Ovaries (1906) (0)
The Diagnostic Value of Koch??s Tuberculin (0)
Interurban Clinical Clubs—A Suggestion. (1905) (0)
Puerperal Anæmia, and Its Treatment with Arsenic (1888) (0)
Incunabula medica : a study of the earliest printed books, 1467-1480 (0)
ROYAL COMMISSION ON VIVISECTION (1912) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Hugh Graham, Toronto Star [Transcript] (0)
"THE SCIENCE OF LIBRARIANSHIP.". (1918) (0)
Letter from William Osler to General Carlton Jones [Transcript] (1916) (0)
Cases of Disease of the Appendix and Caecum (1888) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Judge Henry D. Harlan [Transcript] (1904) (0)
[Typed transcript of "MS of Egerton Yorrick Davis, MD, late U.S. Army of Caughnawauga, P.Q."] (0)
Letter from William Osler to Robert Borden [Transcript] (1916) (0)
A Severe Case of Abdominal Typhus Associated with Snppmtion of the Gall-bladder (1897) (0)
The Treatment of Malaria with “6O6” (0)
Arteriosclerosis and Palpable Thickening of the Arterial Wall (1910) (0)
A New Sign of Inflammation of the Meninges (0)
Introductory Lecture on the Opening of the 45th Session of the Medical Faculty, McGill University (1877) (0)
Medicine (1859) (0)
HYDATID TUMORS OF THE BRAIN. (1885) (0)
Copy of speech sent to Thomas McCrae (to be read at the introductory excercises of Jefferson Medical College) (1914) (0)
On the Pathogenesis of Typhold Fever (1902) (0)
Report on the Koch Treatment in Tuberculosis (0)
Letter from William Osler to Harvey Cushing [Transcript] (1911) (0)
Progress of Medical Science (1866) (0)
The British Hospital System, Its Efficiency and Need for Development (1913) (0)
A Simple Procedure for the Recognition of Blood in the Urine (1909) (0)
Splenomegaly; Two Attacks of Hæmatemesis; Irregular Liver. (0)
WAR EMERGENCY FUND of the Royal Medical Benevolent Fund (1917) (0)
Address in Medicine (1897) (0)
Letter from William Osler to J. George Adami [Transcript] (1901) (0)
The Early Diagnosis of Attacks and Relapses of Acute Articular Rheumatism (1903) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Frederick T. Gates [Transcript] (1902) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Lewellys F. Barker (1905) (0)
Letter from William Osler to H. A. Bruce [Transcript] (1916) (0)
FEMALE HÆMOPHILIACS AND DE NOVO CASES OF HÆMOPHILIA. (1910) (0)
The Phagocytosis of Erythrocytea and the Question of Opsonins in Paroxysmal Hemoglobinuris (1907) (0)
A Statiscal Study of the intestinal Parasites of 500 White Male Patients at the United State Government Hospital for the Insane (1903) (0)
SPECIAL FEATURE ROBOTIC SURGERY : A PERSPECTIVE Diseases that harm require treatments that harm less – (0)
ERYTHRAEMIA-POLYCYTHAXMIA RUBRA VERA* (0)
MEDICINE: Heart Affections in Scarlet Fever (1905) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Marcia Noyes [Transcript] (1901) (0)
Cerebro-Spinal Fever (1907) (0)
Chronic Antimony Poisoning in Typesetters (0)
Letter from William Osler to members of the Board of Governors of Montreal General Hospital (1878) (0)
An Institute of General Pathology and Preventive Medicine (1920) (0)
Letter from William Osler to F. C. Shattuck [Transcript] (1902) (0)
The Mobile Cecum as a Cause of Many Cases of Chronic Appendicitis (0)
Letter from William Osler to his son, Edward Revere on his 21st birthday [Transcript] (1916) (0)
An Albumose Substance in the Urine in Sarcomatosis of the Bones of the Trunk.—ROSIN (Berliner klin. Wochenchrift, 1897, No. 48) (1898) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Samuel Hughes [Transcript] (0)
Concerning the Value of a simple Continuous suture Passing through the Whole Vessel Wall (0)
THE PROPOSED GENERAL CATALOGUE OF INCUNABULA. (1914) (0)
Letter from William Osler to J. W. Croskey [Transcript] (1918) (0)
On Chorea and Choreiform Affections (1895) (0)
Short Notes on a Course of Practical Physiology by Dr. Burdon-Sanderson at University College London, 1872-73 (1872) (0)
Letter from William Osler to George Ross (1887) (0)
Transthoracic Cardiotomy, a New Method for the Cure of an Impassable Cicatricial Stricture of the (Esophagus) (0)
OLD AND NEW (1909) (0)
Clinical Notes on Small-Pox (0)
Medicine (1888) (0)
Letter from William Osler to W. H. Howell [Transcript] (1901) (0)
News and Miscellany. (1882) (0)
MILD SMALL-POX. (1915) (0)
PEOGEESS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE (1901) (0)
General Principles of the Therapeutic Inoculation of Bacterial Vaccines as Applied to the Treatment of Tuberculous Infections (1906) (0)
The Influence of the Position of the Body upon Evacuation of the Stomach (0)
RELAPSES IN TYPHOID FEVER. (1897) (0)
Letters from William Osler to Henry Viets [Transcript] (1919) (0)
Letter from William Osler to Franklin P. Mall [Transcript] (1898) (0)
A Case of Suppurative Myositis Caused by Micrococcus Gonorrh??a (Neisser) (1905) (0)
Abstracts of the Cartwright Lectures Certain Problems in the Physiology of the Blood-Corpuscles (1886) (0)
Progress of Medical Science (1865) (0)
The retreat from Mons . The navy and the war . Bacilli and bullets (0)
NOTE ON NITRO-GLYCERINE IN EPILEPSY (1888) (0)
THE CASE OF DR. JOHN HENDERSON BELL. (1918) (0)
Medicine (1897) (0)
The Effect of Malignant Tumors upon the Blood (0)
A Comparison of the Results Obtained with the Different sphygmometers (0)
Reports clinical and pathological (0)
Cretins in America. (1897) (0)
Letter from William Osler to his wife, Grace Revere [Transcript] (1898) (0)
A Down Survey Manuscript of William Petty. (1913) (0)
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE (1912) (0)
Special Discussion on the Epidemiology of Cerebrospinal Meningitis (1915) (0)
Suggested Scheme for the Restoration of the Tomb of Avicenna (1914) (0)
On the Library of a Medical School (1907) (0)
William Osler’s 1914 Introductory Address to the Jefferson Medical College (0)
Letter from William Osler to H. V. Ogden [Transcript] (1892) (0)
Hospital Reports: Rheumatic Fever Cases (0)
Cancer of the Prostate (0)
Art. XXXI.—Montreal General Hospital: Pathological Report for the Year ending May 1, 1877. (1878) (0)
A LITTLE-KNOWN OCCUPATION-NEUROSIS (1896) (0)
THE PRIMARY EXAMINATION FOR THE F.R.C.S. ENG.:: AN APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS (1918) (0)
Medicine in America (1918) (0)
Letter from William Osler to John H. Musser [Transcript] (1903) (0)
Hospital and Institutional News (1920) (0)
Medicine (1897) (0)
In memoriam (0)
THE WAVE-LENGTH OF VERY HARD X RAYS. (1915) (0)
Correspondence.LOCAL TETANUS. (1916) (0)
Journal Announcements (1911) (0)
Picture by Maguire (1917) (0)
Books and Authors (1908) (0)

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