Box 16
Contains 6 Results:
#295 Changes in Body Composition After Jejunoileal Bypass - H. William Scott Jr., A.B. Brill and R.R. Price 1980 St. George's Hospital, 1980 - 1980
#295 Changes in Body Composition After Jejunoileal Bypass - H. William Scott Jr., A.B. Brill and R.R. Price 1980 St. George's Hospital
#296 Surgical Modifications of Jejuno-ileal Bypass - H. William Scott Jr. 1980 St. George's Hospital, 1980 - 1980
#296 Surgical Modifications of Jejuno-ileal Bypass - H. William Scott Jr. 1980 St. George's Hospital
#297 Surgical Management of Pheochromocytoma - H. William Scott Jr., R.H. Dean, J.A. Oates, David Robertson, R.K. Rhamy and D.L. Page January 1981, 1981 - 1981
#297 Surgical Management of Pheochromocytoma - H. William Scott Jr., R.H. Dean, J.A. Oates, David Robertson, R.K. Rhamy and D.L. Page January 1981
#298 Surgical Experience with Hyperparathyroidism - H. William Scott Jr., Robert Richie, J. Michael Crane, Louis Rosenfeld, J. Kenneth Jacobs, Earl Ginn, Grant Liddle and Anthony N. Brannan February 1981, 1981 - 1981
#298 Surgical Experience with Hyperparathyroidism - H. William Scott Jr., Robert Richie, J. Michael Crane, Louis Rosenfeld, J. Kenneth Jacobs, Earl Ginn, Grant Liddle and Anthony N. Brannan February 1981
#299 Experimental Study of Double Staple Lines in Gastric Partitions - S.J. Eskind, J.D. Massie, Mark L. Born, J.P. O'Leary and H. William Scott Jr. June 1981, 1981 - 1981
#299 Experimental Study of Double Staple Lines in Gastric Partitions - S.J. Eskind, J.D. Massie, Mark L. Born, J.P. O'Leary and H. William Scott Jr. June 1981
#300 Jejunoileal Bypass Versus Gastric Bypass or Gastroplasty in the Operative Treatment of Obesity - H. William Scott Jr. January 1982, 1982 - 1982
#300 Jejunoileal Bypass Versus Gastric Bypass or Gastroplasty in the Operative Treatment of Obesity - H. William Scott Jr. January 1982
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