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• A critical enquiry into the ancient and modern manner of treating the diseases of the urethra : With an improved method of cure. By Jesse Foot, One of the Company of Surgeons in London, and privileged Practitioner from the College of St. Petersburgh
  by: Foot, Jesse
  Published: (1786)
• A critical enquiry into the ancient and modern manner of treating the diseases of the urethra : with an improved method of cure. By Jesse Foot, of Salisbury-Street; One of the Company of Surgeons in London, and privileged Practitioner from the College at St. Petersburgh
  by: Foot, Jesse
  Published: (1780)
• Chirurgical observations on the disorders of the urethra : Written originally in French, by James Daran, Surgeon in Ordinary to the French King, and heretofore Surgeon-Major to the Hospitals and Armies of the Emperor Charles the Sixth. Translated into English, by Thomas Tomkyns, Surgeon. With the addition of some remarkable cases
  by: Daran, Jacques
  Published: (1750)
• Observations upon the new opinions of John Hunter : in his late Treatise on the venereal disease, treating on strictures in the urethra, his cure by caustick, his apparatus for conducting the caustick; and his chapter on impotence. Part the second. To be ended in the next. By Jessé Foot, surgeon
  by: Foot, Jesse
  Published: (1786)
• Plain and easy instructions on the diseases of the bladder and urethra For the Use of persons afflicted therewith : as well as for young surgeons. In which is given, A description of the parts of generation in both Sexes, with some physiological and pathological observations on those of the female: wherein is explained upon new principles the different kinds of Gonorrhoeas as well in men as in women, with the true method of their cure, so as to prevent the fatal consequences of the disorders in the Urethra, known by the name of Carnosities and stoppage of urine, an exact demonstration of which forms the basis of this work; also the means of curing them by medicated candles or [Bougies], with a description of the reciprocal affinity between the diseases of the Urethra and those of the Bladder. Nothing herein is asserted but what is founded on the structure of the parts, supported by experience, and proved by authentic observations adapted to each precept. Besides which several interesting questions relative to the subject are resolved: and a vocabulary is added, in which the terms of art throughout the whole work are explained. By G. Arnaud, ancient member of the royal Academy of Surgery in Paris and member of the Society of Surgeons in London
  by: Arnaud de Ronsil, Georges
  Published: (1763)