Barlow, Thomas Sir

1845 – 1945

• Case of chronic arthritis in a child
• Case of congenital xanthelasma palpebrarum
• Case of hemiatrophy of the tongue with paralysis of soft palate following an injury to the upper cervical spine, and (?) to the rim of the foramen magnum
• Limb-bones, skull, and brain of a case of so-called foetal rickets (? foetal cretinism)
• Notes on rheumatism and its allies in childhood
• Sequel to paper on Three cases of Raynaud's disease, Clin. Trans., vol. xvi, p. 179
• The annual address delivered to the Royal College of Physicians, on April 6, 1914
• The Bradshaw lecture on infantile scurvy and its relation to rickets
• The study of the natural history of disease the basis of all advance in its treatment
• Three cases of Raynaud's disease
• Case of an infant showing signs of rickets, which had probably started during Intra-urine life, continued after birth for a time, and then undergone partial retrogression
• On a case of acute enlargement of the thyroid gland in a child