William W. Keen

An ovarian tumor weighing 111 pounds removed from a child of fifteen, whose weight was 68 pounds

Operation wounds of the thoracic duct in the neck

Ligation of the common and external carotid arteries and the jugular vein, for arterio-venous aneurism of the internal carotid and jugular, with division of the optic nerve on the opposite side, the result of a gunshot wound

Removal of the Gasserian ganglion as the last of fourteen operations in thirteen years for tic douloureux

Amputation of the entire upper extremity (including the scapula and clavicle), and of the arm at the shoulder-joint

Report upon a specimen of xanthic oxide calculus

Our recent debts to vivisection

Three cases of removal of the ovaries and Fallopian tubes (Tait's operation)

Dupuytren's finger contraction

Deformity from prominent ears cured by a new method of operating

Successful case of nephrorraphy for floating kidney. Uncompleted nephrectomy

Two suggestions in surgical technique. I. A new method of compressing the subclavian artery. II. A new method of ascertaining whether the bladder is or is not ruptured

Intra-cranial lesions

Nephrorrhaphy

A new operation for spasmodic wry-neck

The organization of an operation

Rhinophyma

A case of gunshot wound of the brain in which the Roentgen rays showed the presence of eight fragments of the bullet

A case of total laryngectomy (unsuccessful) and a case of abdominal hysterectomy (successful)

Successful intraneural infiltration of the median and ulnar nerves during an operation for Dupuytren's contraction of the fingers

Age and youth in medicine

On resection of the Gasserian ganglion

Addresses & other papers

The influence of antivivisection on character