Fulton, John F.
1899 – 1960
Books
- Messis aurea triennalis, exhibens; anatomica
- The most excelent worckes of chirurgery, made and set forth by maister Iohn Vigon, head chirurgien of oure tyme in Italy, traunslated into Englishe. Wherunto is added an exposition of straunge termes and unknowen symples, belongynge unto the arte
- The physiological action of novacaine
- Dedication address, the Harvey Cushing General Hospital
- The influence of Boerhaave's "Institutiones Medicæ" on modern physiology
- New horizons in physiology and medicine
- Physiology of the nervous system
- Blast and concussion in the present war
- Physiology and biophysics
- Michael Servetus
- Second addenda to a bibliography of the Hon. Robert Boyle
- The genesis of cerebellar tremor and its disappearance after removal of the cerebral hemispheres
- Harvey Cushing
- La dottrina Fracastoriana del contagium vivum
- The syndrome of the premotor cortex in man
- A bibliographical study of the Galvani and Aldini writings on animal electricity
- Relation of the cerebrum to the cerebellum
- Sir Kenelm Digby, F.R.S., (1603-1665)
- The blood of Ascidia atra Lesueur
- Medicine and the sciences
- A note on the origin of the term "physiology"
- Physiologie du système nerveux
- Edward Selleck Hare (1812-1838) and the syndrome of paralysis of the cervical sympathetic
- Works of Joseph Priestly, 1733-1804
- A bibliography of visual literature, 1939-1944
- A bibliography of the Honorable Robert Boyle, Fellow of the Royal Society
- Centennial of Surgical Anesthesia
- Science in the clinic as exemplified by the life and work of Joseph Babinski
- Annual oration of the Boston Medical Library
- Observations on the response of the same chimpanzee to dial, amytal, and nembutal, used as surgical anaesthetics
- Muscular contraction
- Sir Kenelm Digby, writer, bibliophile and protagonist of William Harvey
- Robert Boyle and his influence on thought in the seventeenth century
- Science in American universities 1636-1946
- Joseph François Félix Babinski, 1857-1932 ...
- The Warrington Academy (1757-1786) and its influence upon medicine and science
- Humanism in bibliography
- "Dial" as a surgical anaesthetic for neurological operations
- Michael Servetus, humanist and martyr
- Selected readings in the history of physiology
Author data: Open Library