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• A new method of curing the venereal disease much safer and easier than any hitherto used : to which is added, A Relation of two Extraordinary Cures of another Nature, perform'd by the Author: Together with a learned Dissertation concerning them. Done out of the French of Mons. Bouez de Sigogne, M. D. Counsellor and Physician in ordinary to the French King in the Company of his Majesty's Swiss Guards
  by: Boüez de Sigogne, Jacques
  Published: (1724)
• Essays on the venereal disease and its concomitant affections : illustrated by a variety of cases. Essay I. - Part I. On the antivenereal effects of nitrous acid, oxygenated muriate of potash, and several analogous remedies, which have been lately proposed as substitutes for mercury. By William Blair, A. M. Surgeon of the lock hospital and asylum, and of the old finsbury dispensary
  by: Blair, William
  Published: (1798)
• Essays on the venereal disease and its concomitant affections : By William Blair, A. M. Surgeon of the Lock Hospital and Finsbury Dispensary, &c. First part of the first essay. On the antivenereal Effects of Nitrous Acid and other analogous Remedies; exhibiting a Summary of the Evidence adduced by various Practitioners, with sixtyone original Cases
  by: Blair, William
  Published: (1799)
• The charitable surgeon : or, the best remedies for the worst maladies, reveal'd. Being a new and true way of curing (without mercury) the several degrees of the venereal distemper in both sexes, whereby all Persons, even the meanest Capacities, may, for an inconsiderable Charge, without confinement or knowledge of the nearest Relation, Cure themselves easily, speedily and safely, by the Methods prescrib'd, without the help of any Physician, Surgeon or Apothecary, or being expos'd to the hazardous attempts of Quacks and Pretenders. To which is subjoin'd, A new discovery of the true Seat of Claps in Men and Women, different from the commonly receiv'd Opinions of Authors. As also A peculiar Method of curing their Gleets and Weaknesses, whether venereal, Seminal, or otherwise; with some pertinent Observations relating thereto, never before taken notice of. Likewise The certain easy way to escape Infection, tho' never so often accompanying with the most polluted Companion. By T. C. surgeon
  by: T. C
  Published: (1709)
• A review of the venereal disease, and its remedies. By William Fordyce, M.D
  by: Fordyce, William
  Published: (1772)