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Acute Retropharyngeal Abscess in Childhood
  • D. Guthrie
  • Medicine
    British medical journal
  • 18 December 1926
TLDR
In the case of cata.Mi.rrhal deafness not only did he riequire improvenent, inl hearinig after inflation befors advisin-g operation, but also a positive Gell test and a mobile membriaine, always assuming that hone conduction was at least normal.
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Arabian medicine.
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Reform in Medical Education
  • D. Guthrie
  • Medicine
    British medical journal
  • 25 March 1944
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The Royal Edinburgh Hospital for Sick Children, 1860-1960
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Book Review: New Books: Extramural Medical Education in Edinburgh and the School of Medicine of the Royal Colleges
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The Patient: A Neglected Factor in the History of Medicine
  • D. Guthrie
  • Medicine
    Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine
  • 1 July 1945
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Chloroform centenary exhibition at Edinburgh, November 4, 1947.
  • D. Guthrie
  • Medicine
    Medical bookman and historian
  • 1948
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Congenital atresia of the vagina; report of a case.
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On the Occurrence of Brain-Tissue within the Nose: The So-Called Nasal Glioma
TLDR
If the uvula was caught between the two enlarged tonsils, it became polypoid, and if there were inflammatory swellings about the middle turbinal, and the mucosa was compressed between the septum and outer wall, polypi formed, and they continued to form until the pressure was relieved by dealing with the septicum, or the outer wall.
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A HISTORY OF OTO-LARYNGOLOGY
TLDR
Professor Meakins sets out to describe ' the practical aspects of symptomatology,' but at times clinical features not always of great value are introduced and uneven quality mars the book and prevents the reviewer from recommending it more wholeheartedly.
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