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Anaesthesia in war time. BMJ Dec 2 1939 vol ii

Experiments in artificial respiration and in asphyxia. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine. Apr 1945, Vol XXXVIII no. 6

Anaesthetics research in war time. Medical Times

Oxford Inflating Bellows. BMJ Jul 25 1953 vol ii

Remarks on anaesthetics. Helvetica Chirugiaca Acta, vol 16 (1949) fasc 3

The significance of fits in eclampsia. <i>The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of the British Empire</i>, vol LXI, No. 2, Apr 1952

Aspects of general anaesthesia. Indian Journal of Surgery, vol. XV, no. 3, Sep 1953

An anaesthetist abroad. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, Vol. 47, Nov 6 1953

Criterio de un anestesista inglés. Hypnos Suplemento de anestesiologia, Vol I, no. 1 Enero 1954

Priorities in a department of anaesthetics. Anaesthesia, Vol II, no. 4, Oct 1956

Induced hypotension, Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, British number, Nov 1956

Safety versus sophistication. MEJ Anaesthetics, 1966, 1

The teaching of anaesthesiology in a university department. MEJ Anaesthetics, 1966, 2

Anaesthetic problems facing developing countries. Proceedings of a symposium at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, 10 Jun 1967

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A plea for simplicity. BMJ Oct 29 1955, vol. ii

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