William Howship Dickinson

William Howship Dickinson , (born June 9, 1832 in Brighton , † January 9, 1913 ) was an English medic .

Dickinson studied medicine from 1858 at Cambridge University and in London . He worked at Great Ormond Street Hospital , where he developed a particular interest in children with neurological problems. In 1861 he became a curator at the Pathological-Anatomical Museum at St. George's Hospital in London , and then there also an assistant doctor and lecturer .

Fonts

On the action of digitalis upon the uterus etc. (1855)
On the pathology of the kidney (1859-61)
On the function of the cerebellum (1865)
On the nature of the so-called amyloid or lardaceous degenerations etc. (1867)
On the nature of the enlargement of the viscera, which occurs in rickets etc. (1869)
On the pathology and treatment of albuminuria (1869, 2nd ed. 1877)
Kidney and urinary diseases (1876)
On the changes in the nervous system which follow the amputation of limbs.
Journal of Anatomy and Physiology (1869)
Medicine, Old and New (1899)

personal data
SURNAME	Dickinson, William Howship
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	English medic
DATE OF BIRTH	June 9, 1832
PLACE OF BIRTH	Brighton
DATE OF DEATH	January 9, 1913