Author

John Rose Cormack

Observed names: Cormack, John Rose, Sir, 1815-1882., Cormack, John Rose, 1815-1882, tr., J. R. Cormack, John ROSE CORMACK

Observed institutions: Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, Hertford County Hospital, Royal College of Physicians

OpenAlex ID: A5113794450

Lectures on Clinical Medicine, Delivered at the Hotel-Dieu, Paris

2010 · Armand Trousseau, P Bazire, et al. · 120

Diphtheritic Paralysis: Its Natural Course, Pathology, Treatment, and Relation to Paralytic Affections following Fevers

1875 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ · 4

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Sir Charles Hastings Upon Dr. Cormack's Resignation of His Official Connexion With the Provincial Medical and Surgical Association

1855 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ · 4

Meaning of the Terms Diphtheria, Croup, and Faux Croup

1875 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ · 2

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Location and Administration of Special and General Hospitals in Which Contagious Diseases Are Received.

1881 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central · 1

Diphtheria: Typical Cases, in Illustration of Its Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment; Together with Remarks on the Significance of Albuminuria in That Disease.

1876 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central · 1

Bibliographic Notices

1844 · John Houston, Fleetwood Churchill, et al. · Dublin Journal of Medical Science · 1

Case of Splanchnic Inversion in an Athletic Young Man Aged Nineteen: With Remarks on the Cause and the Diagnosis of Congenital Transposition of Viscera.

1881 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central

Case of Pleuro-Pneumonia.

1880 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central

The Course of Diphtheria in Two Brothers Almost Simultaneously Stricken : A Clinical Study.

1878 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central

Clinical Studies, illustrated by Cases observed in Hospital and Private Practice

1877 · John Rose Cormack · The American Journal of the Medical Sciences

Note in Supplement to a Previous Paper, Entitled, "Diphtheria and Croup: What Are They?"

1876 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central

History and Meaning of the Terms Diphtheria and Croup

1875 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

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Diphtheria and Croup in the Lower Animals.

1875 · John ROSE CORMACK · The Lancet

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Diphtheritic Paralysis: Its Natural Course, Pathology, Treatment, and Relation to Paralytic Affections following Fevers

1875 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

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Diphtheritic Paralysis: Its Natural Course, Pathology, Treatment, and Relation to Paralytic Affections following Fevers

1875 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

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Diphtheritic Paralysis

1874 · John Rose Cormack · BMJ

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Recovery from Apparent Death Induced by the Inhalation of Chloroform.

1874 · John Rose Cormack · PubMed Central

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Successful Resection of the Shoulder-Joint in a Case of Gunshot Wound

1874 · John Rose Cormack · BMJ

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Whence Came, and What is the 'Yellow' Fever of Swansea? What is the 'Yellow Fever' of Authors?

1865 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

Whence Came, and What is, the 'Yellow' Fever of Swansea?

1865 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

What is the Nature of the 'Yellow' Fever now at Swansea?

1865 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

Universities of Scotland Bill : remarks on the condition, necessities, and claims of the universities of Scotland : with an appendix

1858 · John Rose Cormack

Reviews and bibliographical notices

1855 · Robert J. Graves, William Baly, et al. · The Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science

Notes on the Pathology and Treatment of Cholera

1853 · J. R. Cormack · BMJ

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Works count: 36

Citation count: 133

H-index: 3

I10-index: 1