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Barlow, Sir Thomas (1845-1945)

Scientific papers and publications

Scientific publications

"Congenital heart disease; two cases", reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1876, 27, (140-2)

"On a case of tubercle of the pancreas", reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1876, 27, (173-5)

"Case of acute tuberculosis in a child aged four months", reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 1876, (2, 552)

"Meningitis, arteritis, and choroiditis in a child the subject of congenital syphilis". "Gummata on cranial nerves; disease of cerebral arteries; cicatrices of liver and spleen in a case of congenital syphilis". (Reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1877, 28, 287-95)

"Enlargement of the spleen and heart disease in a case of congenital syphilis" (reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1877, 28, 352-6)

"On the cervical opisthotonos of infants", with S. Gee, reprinted from St. Bartholomew's Hospital Reports, (1878), 14, 23-42.

"Miliary aneurysms on a branch of the anterior cerebral artery in a case of apoplexy", reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1878, 29, (8-9)

"Specimems of bronchial gland disease", reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1879, 30, (254-7)

"Specimens of disease of skull in congenital syphilis". "On lesions of the cranial bones in congenital syphilis (illustrated by three living cases)", with D.B. Lees. Reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1879, (30, 333-9)

"Laryngitis in congenital syphilis". "Gumma of tongue in hereditary syphilis (living specimen)". "Disease of growing ends of shafts of long bones in congenital syphilis". "Cranio-tabes associated with congenital syphilitic disease of parietal bone". Reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1880, (31, 46-8, 101-2, 229-33, 236-8)

"Acute dilation of heart after scarlatinal dropsy -(?) cardiac thrombosis-right hemiplegia", reprinted from the Medical Times and Gazette, 1880, (1, 426-7)

"Hysterical analgesia in children", reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 1881, (2, 892-3)

"Relationship of craniotobes to rickets and congenital syphilis", with D.B. Lees, reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1881, (32, 323-8)

"On subcutaneous nodules connected with fibrous structures occurring in childen the subjects of rheumatism and chorea", with F. Warner (London, J.W. Kolckmann, 1881). This paper was also published in Transactions of the International Congress of Medicine, London, 1881, 4, 116-28

"Notes on rheumatism and its allies in childhood", reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 1883, (2, 509-14)

"Tubercle of the eye", reprinted from Transactions of the Ophthalmological Society of the United Kingdom, 1883, 3, (132-5)

"Case of congenital xanthelasma palpebrarum", reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1884, (35, 405-7)

"Limb-bones, skull, and brain of a case of so-called foetal rickets (?foetal cretinism)", reprinted from Transactions of the Pathological Society of London, 1884, (35, 459-64)

Sequel to paper on three cases of Raynaud's disease, reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1885, 18, (307-12)

"On a case of early disseminated myelitis occurring in the exanthem stage of measles and fatal on the eleventh day of that disease", (reprinted from Medico-Chirurgical Transactions, 1887, 70, 77-91)

"Appendix by the translator" (to On local asphyxia and symmetrical gangrene of the extremities by Maurice Raynaud, translated by Thomas Barlow (London, New Sydenham Society, 1888), pp. 184-99)

"On a case of acute enlargement of the thyroid in a child", reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, (1888), 21, (67-72)

"Case of cured subclavian aneurysm", reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1889, 22, (310-13)

"Case of hemiatrophy of tongue with paralysis of soft palate following an injury to the upper cervical spine, and (?) to the rim of the foramen magnum", reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1889, 22, (322-7)

"Case of chronic arthritis in a child, characterized by fibrous contraction of several joints and associated with some thickening of the middle of each tibia and with marked enlargements of groups of lymphatic glands", reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1889, 22, (328-33)

"On the prognosis of chronic alcoholism in the light of its pathology", reprinted from the Medical Chronicle, 1893, (17, 215-25)

"The Bradshaw Lecture on infantile scurvy and its relation to rickets", reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 1894, (2, 1029-34)

"Case of myopathy, with autopsy, in a boy aet. 5. Sequel to a case shown as living specimen before the Clinical Society, November 1894", with F.E. Batten, reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1899, 32, (98-106)

"Inheritance of recurrent attacks of jaundice and of abdominal crises, with hepatosplenomegaly", with H. Batty-Shaw, reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1902, 35, (155-63)

"The study of the natural history of disease the basis of all advance in its treatment", reprinted from the British Medical Journal, 1902, (2, 313-21)

"Scorbut infantile", extracted from Traité des maladies de l'enfance, 2nd edition, eds J. Grancher and J. Comby, vol.i, Paris, Masson et Cie, (1904), 903-19

"Case of an infant showing signs of rickets, which had probably started during intra-uterine life, continued after birth for a time, and then undergone partial retrogression", reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1888, 21, (290-3)

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"Case of an infant showing signs of rickets, which had probably started during intra-uterine life, continued after birth for a time, and then undergone partial retrogression", reprinted from Transactions of the Clinical Society of London, 1888, 21, (290-3)

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