North America
3,694 entries published in North America.
1947
#6940
Nicolaus Pol Doctor 1494 by Max H. Fisch. With a critical text of his guaiac tract, edited with a translation by Dorothy M. Schullian.
The 1494 in the title comes from the year in which Pol became a physician, and his habit of writing his name and that date in his books. The volume includes a study of books from Nicolaus Pol's library in Cleveland an…
1947
#7396
A treatise on gonioscopy.
The first comprehensive book on gonioscopy.
1947
#8644
A history of the American Medical Association 1847 to 1947.
1947
#9343
Healing herbs of the upper Rio Grande.
Revised and edited by Michael Moore as Healing herbs of the upper Rio Grande: Traditional medicine of the Southwest (Sante Fe: Western Edge Press, 1997).
1947
#10216
The ranks of death: A medical history of the conquest of America
Digital facsimile from the Hathi Trust at this link.
1947
#10284
The doctor in Oregon: A medical history.
1947
#10692
A study of nerve physiology. 2 vols.
See, Jorge A. Larriva-Sahd, "Some predictions of Rafael Lorente de Nó 80 years later," Frontiers in neuoranatomy, 8 (2014) 147.
1947
#11392
Research and writings on training, conditioning, treatment of athletic injuries, and corrective work. 2 vols.
Bohm was probably the first full-time professional physician in professional sports.
1947
#12814
Medical care and the plight of the Negro.
1947
#13043
Physicians' desk reference to pharmaceutical specialties and biologicals.
1947
#13043
Physicians' desk reference to pharmaceutical specialties and biologicals. Richard R. Maehler, Editor of Compilation and Arrangement.
This work underwent its 71st edition in 2017.
1947
#13113
The effects of atomic bombs on health and medical services in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The United States Strategic Bombing Survey, Medical Division.
Digital facsimile from U.S. National Library of Medicine at this link.
1947
#13575
Clinical neuro-ophthalmology.
Considered first textbook on neuro-ophthalmology.
1948
#4482
Source book of orthopaedics.
A concise, thematic history of orthopedic surgery from the earliest times. Includes a useful bibliography. Reprinted 1968.
1948
#2135.1
Occupational marks and other physical signs. A guide to personal identification.
Calluses, other dermatological and physical signs of professions and occupations illustrated and described, with an annotated bibliography that includes some historical references.
1948
#2137
History of factory and mine hygiene.
1948
#2662.1
Index to the literature of experimental cancer research 1900-1935.
Divided into author and subject sections.
1948
#3160
A history of the heart and circulation.
1948
#3702
A history of dentistry. 2nd edition.
1948
#3703
An introduction to the history of dentistry. 2 vols.
The first volume covers the history to 1800; the second deals solely with the history of dentistry in America.
1948
#6631.1
Music and medicine.
1948 –1949
#6740
Lives of master surgeons.
One volume and supplement.
1948
#6491
Hindu medicine.
1948
#6782
Encyclopedia of medical sources.
A valuable list of medical eponyms and original sources, arranged alphabetically by authors’ names.
1948
#7038
Sexual behavior in the human male.
1948
#7786
No place to hide.
Bradley's autobiographical account of his work in the Radiological Safety Section in the Pacific in the aftermath of the Bikini atomic bomb tests, Operation Crossroads, alerted the world to the dangers of radioactive …
1948
#9024
The Pan American Sanitary Bureau: Its origin, developments and achievements, 1902-1944.
1948
#10204
The Ciba collection of medical illustrations. A compilation of pathological and anatomical paintings prepared by Frank H. Netter, M.D.
This was the first collection of anatomical images by Netter published in book form.
1948 –1963
#10981
The Johns Hopkins Hospital and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine: A chronicle. 3 vols.
Vol. 1: Early Years 1867-1893; Vol. 2: 1893-1905; Vol. 3: 1905-1914.
1948
#11620
Urological oddities.
1948
#11766
Congenital anaomies of the heart and great vessels. Clinicopathologic study of 132 ases.
An extensively illustrated pathological-anatomical and physiological presentation with an historical approach.
1948 –1966
#12191
A bibliographical sourcebook of compressed air, diving and submarine medicine. 3 vols.
Vol. 1 by Hoff; Vols. 2 and 3 by Hoff and Greenbaum, Jr. Digital facsimiles of all three volumes from U.S. National Library of Medicine at this link.
1949
#4483
On the contributions of Hugh Owen Thomas of Liverpool, Sir Robert Jones of Liverpool and London, John Ridlon, M.D., of New York and Chicago, to modern orthopedic surgery.
1949
#5015.1
The mentally ill in America. A history of their care and treatment from colonial times. Second edition, revised and enlarged.
1949
#6310
The development of gynaecological surgery and instruments… from the Hippocratic age to the Antiseptic period.
Reprint, San Francisco, Norman Publishing, 1990.
1949
#6596
Aesculapius comes to the Colonies. The story of the early days of medicine in the thirteen original colonies.
1949
#6878
Huang Ti Nei Ching Su Wen: The Yellow Emperor's classic of internal medicine. Translated by Ilza Veith.
First edition in English of the Yellow Emperor's Inner Classic (Huangdi Neijing,) , the most important ancient text in Chinese medicine as well as a major book of Daoist theory and lifestyle. According to leading scho…
1949
#7084
A Sand County almanac, and sketches here and there.
This combination of natural history, philosophy, and poetic writing informed the environmental movement. It is perhaps best known for the following quote, which defines Leopold's land ethic: "A thing is right when it …
1949
#7316
Histopathology of the skin.
1949
#8084
The Negro in the medical profession.
Publications of the University of Virginia, Phelps-Stokes fellowship papers, no. 18.
1949
#8763
The origin of medical terms.
Revised and enlarged edition, Baltimore, 1961. Digital facsimile of the 1949 edition from the Hathi Trust at this link.
1949
#8885
Group medicine & health insurance in action.
"The Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York was established in March, 1947 for the specific purpose of accumulating the required experience under carefully controlled conditions. In order to assemble measurable dat…
1949
#9384
Bring out your dead: The great plague of yellow fever in Philadelphia in 1793.
Reprinted with a new introduction by Kenneth R. Foster, Mary F. Jenkins, and Anna Coxe Toogood (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1993).
1949
#11102
Mushrooms in their natural habitats.
A distinctively published work illustrated stereoscopically with color View-Master slides, and incorporating the View-Master "reels" and a View-Master viewer in a box along with the conventional bound text.
1949
#11428
The fine library of a surgical historian, sold by order of Alfred Brown, M.D.
Auction catalogue of Brown's library, comprising 291 lots.
1949
#11726
The first medical college in Vermont: Castleton, 1818-1862.
Digital facsimile from the Internet Archive at this link.
1949
#12019
Medicine under canvas: A war journal of the 77th Evacuation Hospital. Edited by Max Scott Allen. [Copyright by the University of Kansas School of Medicine.]
"Organized in Kansas with a capacity of 750 beds, this unit was made up of 47 doctors, 52 nurses, a hospital dietitian, and 318 enlisted men. The unit shipped out to England in May, 1942 on the H.M.T. Orcades. They be…
1949
#12613
Antibiotics: A survey of penicillin, streptomycin, and other antimicrobial substances from fungi, actinomycetes, bacteria, and plants. 2 vols.
Order of authorship of the original set: H. W. Florey, Chain, Heatley, Jennings, Sanders, Abraham, M. E. Florey.
1949
#12634
The chemistry of penicillin.
The National Academy of Sciences arranged for the preparation of this summary, with Clarke and Johnson representing the United States on the editorial board, and Robinson representing Britain. The 1120 page book was p…
1949
#12635
X-ray crystallographic investigation of the structure of penicillin. IN: Clarke, Johnson, Robinson (eds.) Chemistry of penicillin (1949) 310-67.
Hodgkin and colleagues, including biochemist Barbara Low, solved the structure of penicillin in 1945, demonstrating, contrary to scientific opinion at the time, that it contains a β-lactam ring. The discovery was orig…