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A Probationary essay on the extraction of calculi from the urinary bladder; March 1825 [Bound with others in "Surgical Essays: College of Surgeons: 4: 1823 - 25"]

A Probationary essay on the extraction of calculi from the urinary bladder; March 1825 [Bound with others in "Probationary Essays: Edinburgh College of Surgeons: 5: 1824 - 1826"]

A Probationary essay on the formation and solution of urinary calculi; November 1826 [Bound with others in "Probationary Essays: Edinburgh College of Surgeons: 5: 1824 - 1826"]

A practical treatise on the symptoms, causes, discrimination, and treatment, of some of the most important complaints that affect the secretion and excretion of the urine. The first head, including suppression; from congestion, inflammation, calculi, abscess, or other diseases in the kidneys; the appearance of blood, pus, albuminous matter, or gravel, in the urine; and the various kinds and seats of urinary calculi. The second, specifying the circumstances inducing retention; in the kidneys, ureters, bladder or urethra; as old age, paralysis, gouty spasm, strangulated rupture, tumors in the bladder, hernia vesicae, displacement or pressure of other viscera, ruptured bladder, inflammation of urethra, gonorrhoea, contusion, tumors, enlarged prostate, spasmodic, and permanent stricture: with remarks on puncture of the bladder. The whole exhibiting a comprehensive view of the various diseases of the kidneys, bladder, prostate gland, and urethra. Illustrated by numerous cases, and engravings. 1823

Report of surgical cases ocurring in hospital practice. From the Monthly Journal of Medical Science for January 1852

Stone and calculous disease of the urinary organs. 1929

A Probationary essay, on the extraction of calculi from the urinary bladder, containing some account of certain methods that have been recently proposed. 1825

Calculi impacted in the ureters

The Roentgen rays in the diagnosis of urinary calculus. Reprinted from the Glasgow Medical Journal for February 1906

A Case of vesical calculi due to perforation of the bladder by a suppurating dermoid tumour of the ovary. Reprinted from the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

The Diagnosis of calculi in kidney and ureter by means of the x-rays. Reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal, July 1911

1. A new method of cutting urinary calculi. 2. A case of unusually large calculus removed by suprapubic section. Reprinted from the Canadian Practitioner and Review, January, 1902

Notes on some unusual cases of vesical calculi. 1886

The Treatment of ureteric calculi. Reprinted from Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1935 [Boxed with others in: Henry Wade. Reprints]

Discussion on the treatment of ureteric calculi. Reprinted from Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1935 [Boxed with others in: Henry Wade. Reprints]