Julian John Chisolm

Chloroform, the best of anaesthetics

Myopia (commonly called near-sightedness,) in its various phases

Rupture of the eyeball in its posterior hemisphere from a blow to the face

Extensive ravages from lupus, with subsequent cicatrization, leaving but one small hole in the face which represents both mouth and nose, and with complete closure of the anterior nasal orifices

A manual of military surgery

What anaesthetic shall we use?

Making of both lids to the left eye from contiguous skin

Extensive ravages from lupus, with subsequent cicatrization, leaving but one small hole in the face which represents both mouth and nose, and with complete closure of the anterior nasal orifice

Report on ophthalmology made to the medical and chirurgical faculty of Maryland at the eighty-fourth session, April 1882

Intra-ocular enchondroma of twenty-two years' growth

Persistent headaches, and how to cure them

Ophthalmic and aural surgery reports

Neurotomy: a substitute for enucleation

Treatment of chronic aural discharges