John Abernethy
3 April 1764 — 20 April 1831 · 129 obras en el catálogo
An English surgeon. He is popularly remembered today for having given his name to the Abernethy biscuit, a coarse-meal baked good meant to aid digestion (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Abernethy_(surgeon)>Wikipedia</a>).
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Lectures on anatomy, surgery, and pathology
1828
Surgical and physiological essays
The surgical and physiological works of John Abernethy
Physiological lectures and discourses
Reflections on Gall and Spurzheim's system of physiognomy and phrenology
Introductory lectures, exhibiting some of Mr Hunter's opinions respecting life and diseases, delivered before the Royal College of Surgeons, London, in 1814 and 1815
A letter to John Abernethy, Esq
Common sense, or, the Abernethian code of health and longevity
Popular directions for the prevention and cure of headaches, colds and indigestion ... Interspersed with the most useful remarks ... in the works of Mr. Abernethy, Sir Astley Cooper, Dr. Hamilton, and Dr. W. Philip
The late Mr. Abernethy
Surgical observations on injuries of the head; and on miscellaneous subjects
The mother's oracle and nurse's guide
Chirurgische und physiologische versuche
Lectures on anatomy, surgery, and pathology
Surgical observations on the constitutional origin and treatment of local diseases and on aneurisms
Physiological lectures
Surgical observations on tumours, and on lumbar abscesses
Surgical observations on diseases resembling syphilis
Surgical observations on injuries of the head
Surgical observations
Surgical observations, part the second
Surgical observations, containing a classification of tumours, with cases to illustrate the history of each species
An enquiry into the probability and rationality of Mr. Hunter's theory of life
