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William W. Keen

Born: 1837

Died: 1932

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Born: 1837

Died: 1932

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Addresses and other papers

1905

William W. Keen

I believe in God and in evolution

1922

William W. Keen

Animal experimentation and medical progress

1914

William W. Keen

The treatment of war wounds

1917

William W. Keen

An American text-book of surgery: for practitioners and students

1894

William W. Keen

A sketch of the early history of practical anatomy.: The introductory address to the course of lectures on anatomy at the Philadelphia School of Anatomy. Tuesday October 6, 1874.

1874

William W. Keen

An American text-book of surgery for practitioners and students

1896

Charles H. Burnett, William W. Keen, J. William White

The surgical complications and sequels of typhoid fever

1898

William W. Keen

The need for increased endowments for medical instruction: an address

1904

William W. Keen

The surgical operations on President Cleveland in 1893

1917

William W. Keen

Medical research and human welfare: a record of personal experiences and observations during a professional life of fifty-seven years.

1917

William W. Keen

Gunshot wounds and other injuries of nerves

1864

S. Weir Mitchell, William W. Keen, George R. Morehouse

The anatomical, pathological, and surgical uses of chloral, read before the Pathological society of Philadelphia, March 12, 1874

1874

William W. Keen

On the surgical complications and sequels of the continued fevers

1877

William W. Keen

Report upon a specimen of xanthic oxide calculus

1882

William W. Keen

Our recent debts to vivisection the address to the graduates at the thirty-third commencement of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, March 11, 1885

1885

William W. Keen

Three cases of removal of the ovaries and Fallopian tubes (Tait's operation)

1885

William W. Keen

Our recent debts to vivisection: the address to the graduates at the thirty-third commencement of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, March 11, 1885

1885

William W. Keen

Three successful cases of cerebral surgery including (1) the removal of a large intracranial fibroma; (2) exsection of damaged brain tissue; and (3) exsection of the cerebral centre for the left hand : with remarks on the general technique of such operations

1888

William W. Keen

Exploratory trephining and puncture of the brain almost to the lateral ventricle: for intracranial pressure supposed to be due to an abscess in the temporo-sphenoidal lobe : temporary improvement, death on the fifth day : autopsy, meningitis with effusion into the ventricles : with a description of a proposed operation to tap and drain the ventricles as a definite surgical procedure

1888

William W. Keen

Three successful cases of cerebral surgery: including (1) the removal of a large intracranial fibroma (2) exsection of damaged brain tissue, and (3) exsection of the cerebral centre for the left hand : with remarks on the general technique of such operations

1888

William W. Keen

Successful case of nephrorraphy for floating kidney. Uncompleted nephrectomy

1889

William W. Keen

Dupuytren's finger contraction: operation by removal of the contracting band by open wound, immediate cure without reaction or pain

1889

William W. Keen

Deformity from prominent ears cured by a new method of operating

1889

William W. Keen

Craniectomy for microcephalus: the later history of a case of excision of the hand-centre for epilepsy : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, November 19, 1890

1890

William W. Keen

Craniectomy for microcephalus the later history of a case of excision of the hand-centre for epilepsy : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, November 19, 1890

1890

William W. Keen

Two suggestions in surgical technique. I. A new method of compressing the subclavian artery. II. A new method of ascertaining whether the bladder is or is not ruptured

1890

William W. Keen

Nephrorrhaphy

1890

William W. Keen

Intra-cranial lesions: introductory remarks on the following questions

1890

William W. Keen

Four operations for appendicitis three recoveries, one death from a very small concealed abscess

1891

William W. Keen

A new operation for spasmodic wry-neck: namely, division or exsection of the nerves supplying the posterior rotator muscles of the head

1891

William W. Keen

Five cases of suprapubic cystotomy: three for stone, one for tumor in the bladder, and one for exploration with catheterism of the ureters : one death

1891

William W. Keen

Four congenital tumors of the head and spine, all submitted to operation: I. Meningocele. II. Cervical spina bifida. III. Sacral spina bifida. IV. A tumor of the post-anal gut, in connection with a dermoid cyst : clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital

1891

William W. Keen

A further communication on a new method of compressing the subclavian artery: with the report of two cases

1891

William W. Keen

Four operations for appendicitis: three recoveries, one death from a very small concealed abscess

1891

William W. Keen

Linear craniotomy (miscalled craniectomy) for microcephalus

1891

William W. Keen

The indications for early laparotomy in appendicitis

1891

William W. Keen

The organization of an operation

1891

William W. Keen

A new method of tenotomy: by which the tendons are lengthened to a definite extent, instead of the present hap-hazard method

1891

William W. Keen

Nephrotomy for calculus pyelitis: nephrectomy rightly decided against because of the small percentage of urea, an apparently almost destroyed and useless kidney found to secrete over four and a half times as much urine as the other kidney, death

1892

William W. Keen

Amputation at the hip-joint by Wyeth's method: a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, February 3, 1892

1892

William W. Keen

Two cases of hernia, both treated by laparotomy: I. A properitoneal hernia. II. A femoral Littr©♭'s hernia

1892

William W. Keen

Arterio-venous aneurism of the common carotid artery and internal jugular veins: double ligature of both vessels, recovery

1892

William W. Keen

On resection of the liver, especially for hepatic tumors: with the report of a successful case of resection for an adenoma of the bile-ducts, and a table of twenty recorded cases of hepatic operations

1892

William W. Keen

Umbilical hernia, operation, cure: ligation of femoral artery for popliteal aneurism, cure : fecal fistula caused by appendicitis, operation, cure : a clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital, April 6, 1892

1892

William W. Keen

The real rewards of medicine: the valedictory address delivered at the commencement of the Jefferson Medical College, May 2, 1893

1893

William W. Keen

Text-book of surgery for practitioners and students

1893

William W. Keen, J. William White

Laparotomy for apparent intestinal paralysis which caused arrest of the intestinal contents and was equivalent to intestinal obstruction

1893

William W. Keen

An ovarian tumor weighing 111 pounds removed from a child of fifteen, whose weight was 68 pounds

1893

William W. Keen

Tumor of the hard palate, acute appendicitis, perinephritic abscess: clinical lecture delivered at the Jefferson Medical College Hospital

1893

William W. Keen