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student record for john elliotson -- university of edinburgh, centre for research collections, individual records, students of medicine (17621826)
elliotsons (1810) m.d. graduation record: "jo. elliotson, anglus.
de inflammation" ("john elliotson, england.
[title of inaugural dissertation]: inflammation")  university of edinburgh (1867), p.42.
elliotson's entry in the first edition of the british medical directory (1853)the lancet (1853)
elliotson's (greatly diminished in size) entry in the second edition of the british medical directory (1854)the lancet (1854)
elliotson's entry in the first edition of the medical register (1860)the general medical council (1859)this entry verifies that elliotson was registered (as of 1 january 1859, the first day of the registration system) as a practitioner under the medical act 1858 (an act to regulate the qualifications of practitioners in medicine and surgery), which took effect on 1 october 1858: the act's official date of commencement.
1817: elliotson, j. (trans.), blumenbach, j.f., the institutions of physiology (institutiones physiologic.
1820: elliotson, j., numerous cases illustrative of the efficacy of the hydrocyanic or prussic prussic acid in affections of the stomach., etc., longman, hurst, rees, orme, and brown, (london), 1820.
1827: elliotson, j., "the use of the sulphate of copper in chronic diarrhoea, to which are added some observations on the use of acupuncture in rheumatism", medico-chirurgical transactions, vol.13, part 2, (1827), pp.451-468.
1830: elliotson, j., on the recent improvements in the art of distinguishing the various diseases of the heart, etc., longman, rees, orme, brown, and green, (london), 1830.
1832: elliotson, j., "acupuncture", pp.32-34 in forbes, j., tweedie, a. &
conolly, j. (eds), the cyclopdia of practical medicine: comprising treatises on the nature and treatment of diseases, materia medica and therapeutics, medical jurisprudence, etc. etc., volume i (abd-ele), sherwood, gilbert, and piper, (london), 1832.
1835: elliotson, j., human physiology, longman, rees, orme, brown, green &
longman, (london), 1835.
1839: elliotson, j. and rogers, n., the principles and practice of medicine, etc., joseph butler, (london), 1839.
1843: elliotson, j., numerous cases of surgical operations without pain in the mesmeric state, with remarks upon the opposition of many members of the royal medical and chirurgical society and others to the reception of the inestimable blessings of mesmerism, h. ballire, (london), 1843.
1843: engledue, w.c., cerebral physiology and materialism, with the result of the application of animal magnetism to the cerebral organs: an address delivered to the phrenological association in london, june 20, 1842, by w. c. engledue, m.d.; with a letter from dr elliotson, on mesmeric phrenology and materialism, j.
watson, (london), 1843.
1844: elliotson, j, "case of epilepsy cured by mesmerism", the zoist: a journal of cerebral physiology &
mesmerism, and their applications to human welfare, vol.2, no.6, (july 1844), pp.194-238.
1846: elliotson, j., the harveian oration, delivered before the royal college of physicians, london 1846, by john elliotson, m.d. cantab.
f.r.s., fellow of the college, with an english version and notes, (1846).
1855: elliotson, j., "an instance of sleep and cure by imagination only", the zoist: a journal of cerebral physiology &
mesmerism, and their applications to human welfare, vol.12, no.48, (january 1855), pp.396-403.