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George W. Gay

1842–1931

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1883–1909 across 3 dated works

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The management of patients during capital operations1883
When to call a surgeon in acute abdominal affections1897
When to call the physician1909

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The management of patients during capital operations1883
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When to call the physician1909
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When to call a surgeon in acute abdominal affections1897
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Memorial addresses David Williams Cheever1916
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Burns and scalds1875
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Medical expert testimony1909
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Letter to the Alumni association of the Boston city hospital on the occasion of its meeting, February, 19221922
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Edward Marshall Buckingham, M.D.1917
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David Williams Cheever1916
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John Hildreth McCollom, M.D.1915
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When to call a surgeon in appendicitis1897
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The comparative merits of tracheotomy and intubation in the treatment of croup1888
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The treatment of piles by the injection of carbolic acid
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A history of the Boston City hospital from its foundation until 19041906
With David W. Cheever, Amos Lawrence Mason, John Bapst Blake
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