Horatio C. Wood, Jr.
1841 – 1920
42 works on record
Biography
Works
Reminiscences of an American pioneer in experimental medicine
1920
The practice of medicine
1897
Therapeutics
1890
Nervous diseases and their diagnosis
1887
Memoir on the nature of diphtheria
1884
Brain-work and overwork
1880
A contribution to the history of the fresh-water algae of North America
1872
On the Phalangia and Pedipalpi collected by Professor Orton in western South America
1869
The Myriapoda of North America
1865
Observations on the Pedipalpi of North America
1863
Syphilis of the nervous system
An expiscation of acute delirium
Thermic fever, or sunstroke
The choreic movement
Experimental researches on the physiological action of nitrite of amyl
General Directions for Collecting and Drying Medicinal Substances of the Vegetable Kingdom
On the Chilopoda of North America, with a catalogue of all the specimens in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution
The cause of death from chloroform
1890
Insanity in its relations to law
1888
A contribution to our knowledge of fever and of the agents which produce or arrest it
1886
Clinical aspects of cerebral syphilis
1884
Fever
1880
A study of the nature and mechanism of fever
1875
On potassium permanganate as an antidote to vegetable poisons
Cardiac nerve storms
The effects of drugs and other agencies upon the respiratory movements
Strontium salicylate
Neurological lectures and addresses
A year-book of therapeutics, pharmacy and allied sciences
Year-Book of Therapeutics, Pharmacy and Allied Sciences
A research upon the action of alcohol upon the circulation
Bibliographical record, 1860-1900
Notes on some algae from a Californian hot spring
On the medical activity of the hemp plant as grown in North America
On the diagnosis of diseases accompanied with real or apparent paraplegia without marked muscular degeneration
On a new confervoid growth
Notes on therapeutics from lectures by ...
Memoir of Harrison Allen, M.D.
[Siphonaceous fresh water algae]
Prodromus of a study of North American fresh water algae
Insanity in its relations to law ...
Original memoirs and clinical lectures