Gibson, George Alexander

Physical diagnosis : a guide to methods of clinical investigation

Text-book of medicine

Diseases of the heart and aorta

Life of Sir William Tennant Gairdner K.B.B., M.D., L.L.D., F.R.S. regius professor of practice of medicine in the University of Glasgow

Principles of reflex action

Reduplication of the second sound of the heart

A historic instance of the Adams-Stokes Syndrome due to heart-block

Misconceptions regarding arterial elasticity

Resection of the pylorus for cancer

Transactions of the faculty of actuaries : Vol. V. - part VI. No. 50. The expectation of life in circulatory disease

Some deductions from a study of the development of the heart

A hitherto unobserved effect of the salicylates

The relief of cardiac enlargement by surgical measures

Preliminary note on some aspects of splenic anaemia

The limits of knowledge : the inaugural address of the Medical Faculty of the McGill University, Montreal, 22nd September 1908

Headaches

Strychnine as an antidote in narcotic poisoning

Remarks on a case of porencephaly

Some points connected with periodic breathing

Physical diagnosis

The nervous affections of the heart

Paralysis of the sixth and seventh cranial nerves

The uses of debate : being the inaugural address, delivered 11th November 1904, at the foundation of the Women's Medical Society

Note on the cremasteric reflex in sciatica

Some illustrations of Graves's disease

Remarks on some of the clinical features of tricuspid stenosis

An introductory address on the medical aspects of some social questions : delivered before the Forfarshire Medical Association on October 13, 1911

Past and present : the inaugural address of the Guy's Hospital Physical Society, delivered October, 4th, 1907

Cheyne-Stokes respiration

Life of Sir William Tennant Gairdner

Persistent ductus arteriosus

Remarks on the heart in debility

Note on the influence of rheumatism as a factor in the production of valvular disease

Hereditary herpes zoster

Some lessons from the study of arterial pressure

Paralysis of one third nerve from haemorrhagic neuritis, with extra-vasation of blood over the opposite frontal lobe

Some cases of aneurysm

Remarks on the results of surgical measures in a series of cerebral cases

Further observations on heart-block

Pneumothorax produced by physical exertion