Julian John Chisolm

1830 – 1903

• A manual of military surgery
• Chloroform, the best of anaesthetics
• Extensive ravages from lupus, with subsequent cicatrization, leaving but one small hole in the face which represents both mouth and nose, and with complete closure of the anterior nasal orifices
• Myopia (commonly called near-sightedness,) in its various phases
• Rupture of the eyeball in its posterior hemisphere from a blow to the face
• Extensive ravages from lupus, with subsequent cicatrization, leaving but one small hole in the face which represents both mouth and nose, and with complete closure of the anterior nasal orifice
• Intra-ocular enchondroma of twenty-two years' growth
• Making of both lids to the left eye from contiguous skin
• Neurotomy: a substitute for enucleation
• Ophthalmic and aural surgery reports
• Persistent headaches, and how to cure them
• Report on ophthalmology made to the medical and chirurgical faculty of Maryland at the eighty-fourth session, April 1882