J. George Adami
1862 – 1926
73 works on record
Works
A text-book of pathology for students of medicine
1914
Inflammation
1907
Medical contributions to the study of evolution
Charles White of Manchester (1728-1813), and the arrest of puerperal fever
On the variability of bacteria and the development of races
The doctrine of the internal secretory activity of glands in relation to the pathological anatomy of sundry morbid conditions
On the functions of the glomeruli of the kidney
The principles of pathology
Modern difficulties in bacteriological diagnosis
On the stages and forms of syphilis
Une épidémie de rage sur un troupeau de daims
On the bactericidal functions of the liver and the etiology of progressive hepatic cirrhosis
On the relationship between inflammation and sundry forms of fibrosis
Modern pathology
Obituary
Inflammation; an introduction to the study of pathology
Inflammation: an introduction to the study of pathology
Report on observations made upon the cattle at the experimental station at Outremont, P.Q. recognized to be tuberculous by the tuberculin test
Presidential address
A great teacher (Sir Michael Foster) and his influence
The future of the medical man
The Principles of Pathology, Volume 1
On the significance of bovine tuberculosis and its eradication and prevention in Canada
The nature of the arteriosclerotic process
Charles White, surgeon and obstetrician
On habit, symptoms, and disease
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On a Giant-celled Rhabdomyo Sarcoma From the Trout [microform]
The centenary of vaccination, May 14, 1796
Charles White of Manchester, 1728-1813, and the arrest of puerperal fever, with which are reprinted Charles White's published writings on puerperal fever
Report on observations made upon the cattle at the Experimental Station at Outremont, P.Q
The Principles of pathology v. 1, 1908
On latent infection and subinfection and on the etiology and hemochromatosis and pernicious anemia
On the retroperitoneal and perirenal lipomata
Notes upon cardiac hypertrophy
On the disturbances of the body temperature of the fowl which follow total extirpation of the fore-brain
Upon the existence of a minute micro-organism associated with cases of progressive portal cirrhosis
Notes on the lungs of one of Koch's earliest tuberculin patients
A rare form of sub-diaphragmatic abscess
On the teaching of pathology
Upon the existence of a minute micro-organism associated with cases of progressive portal cirrhosis$h
Charles White of Manchester (1728-1813)
On the etiology and symptomatology of goitre
The physiological bearing of waist-belts and stays
On a giant-celled rhabdomyo sarcoma from the trout
Heart-beat and pulse-wave
Presidential address at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, Toronto, 1912
On chronic endocarditis regarded as a fibrosis of the valves of non-infective origin
On latent and recurrent infection, and on subinfection
'Unto the third and fourth generation'
Certain elementary concepts in education applied to medicine
On the classification of biastomatous tumours
On a chronic cholera carrier
War Story of the Canadian Army Medical Corps; Volume 1
On theories of inheritance with special reference to the inheritance of acquired conditions in man
[Therapeutic and toxic effects of potassium chlorate]
On the myelins, myelin bodies, and potential fluid crystals of the organism
Concerning the nature of malignancy
On the diplococcoid form of the colon bacillus
Man and woman
The evolution of the infections
The physical census
An address on chronic intestinal stasis
Sir William Osler
Concerning the causation of cancerous and other new growths
Advance in medicine
Notes upon a case of Madura foot
The prevention and arrest of venereal disease in the army
Parenteral digestion and immunity
Unto the third and fourth generation
The true aristocracy: an address contributed to the International Eugenics Congress held in New York in September, 1921
Notes upon a case of multiple abscesses of the liver associated with purulent bronchitis and interstitial pneumonia
On chronic endocarditis regarded as a fibrosis of the values of non-infective origin
Upon bifurcation of the ribs and costal cartilages