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Plate 19, Bourgery and Jacob, Iconografia d'anatomia, 1841.

Plate VII, Arteries, veins and muscles of the neck.

Plate LVII. Suturing techniques practised on the small intestines.

Plates III-IV, Surgical instruments used for amputations.

Plate LXX. Surgical technique for lithotomy.

Plate 5, Illustration of lancets and incision points.

The Central Telegraph Office: Instrument Gallery. 

Plate 77, Dilation of cervix and preforation of membrane.

Plate 74, Surgical technique for vaginal fistulas.

Plate XXV, Surgical instruments used for obstetrics.

Plate 16, Ligature of the femoral artery.

Plate XVIII, Various types of hernia trusses and pessaries.

Plate XXV. Surgical anatomy of the torso. Illustrating the action of the thoracio-abdominal apparatus as effecting the motions of the contained viscera.

Plate 16. Removal of a tumour from the uterus.

Plate LXXVIII. Surgical techniques to repair club-foot.

Nikola Tesla, with his equipment for producing high-frequency alternating currents.

Plate 15. Surgical instruments (vesciovaginal fistula).

Plate IX. Surgical dissection

Plate 58, Illustration of the formation of hernias.

Plate 13. Surgical anatomy of the ear

Plate XXI. Dissection of the pterygoid region.

Plate XXIII-XXIV, Surgical instruments

Plate XVI. Dissection of the neck

Plate 56, Surgical anatomy of the inguinal area.

Observations on the medical appointments of charitable institutions ; with remarks on the system of professional education / by William Gill.

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