Thomas Sutton - bibliography
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British physician, born 1767, Staffordshire; died 1835, Greenwich.
Bibliography
- Considerations regarding pulmonary consumption. London, 1799.
- Practical account of a remittent fever frequently occurring among the troops in this climate. Canterbury, 1806.
- Tracts on Delirium Tremens, on Peritonitis and on Some Other Internal Inflammatory Affections, and on the Gout.
London, Thomas Underwood, 1813.
German translation by Phil. Heineken, Bremen, 1820.
- Letters addressed to the Duke of Kent on consumption: containing remarks on the efficacy of equably and artificial temperature in the treatment of that disease etc.
London, 1814.
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