William W. Keen

1837 – 1932

• Wrist-drop from fracture of the humerus injuring the musculo-spiral nerve (N. radialis)
• A case of gunshot wound of the brain in which the Roentgen rays showed the presence of eight fragments of the bullet
• A case of suprapubic cystotomy in which the bladder was distended with air instead of water, and four hundred and ninety-five calculi removed
• A case of total laryngectomy (unsuccessful) and a case of abdominal hysterectomy (successful)
• A further communication on a new method of compressing the subclavian artery
• A new method of tenotomy
• A new operation for spasmodic wry-neck
• A sketch of the early history of practical anatomy
• Address in surgery
• Address on the unveiling of the bronze statue of the late Professor Samuel David Gross, in Washington, D.C.
• Addresses & other papers
• Addresses and other papers