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Ouvrages d'art Par musée: The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

Total: 87
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Sir William Hamilton (d.1704), Lord Whytelaw, L'honorable FRCSEd (1700)
Sir William Hamilton (d.1704), Lord Whytelaw, L'honorable FRCSEd (1700)
Sir William Macewen (1848–1924), CB, DCL, FRS
Sir William Macewen (1848–1924), CB, DCL, FRS
Sir William Newbigging (1772–1852), FRCSEd (1799), PRCSEd (1814–1816)
Sir William Newbigging (1772–1852), FRCSEd (1799), PRCSEd (1814–1816)
Sir William Turner, FRCSEd (1861), PRCSEd (1898–1900)
Sir William Turner, FRCSEd (1861), PRCSEd (1898–1900)
Sir William Watson Cheyne (1852–1932), L'honorable FRCSEd (1927)
Sir William Watson Cheyne (1852–1932), L'honorable FRCSEd (1927)
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Bullet Wound of Skull
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Bullet Wound of Skull
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Fracture of Shaft of Humerus
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Fracture of Shaft of Humerus
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Abdomen
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Abdomen
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Chest
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Chest
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Scapula
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Scapula
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Testes
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Gunshot Wound of Testes
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Elbow
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Elbow
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Head
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Head
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Humerus
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Humerus
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Skull
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Musket Ball Wound of Skull
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Tetanus
The Wounded following the Battle of Corunna Tetanus
Thomas Dunlop (1668–1722), FRCSEd (1695), DRCSEd (1697–1699)
Thomas Dunlop (1668–1722), FRCSEd (1695), DRCSEd (1697–1699)
Thomas Edgar (1650 – 1703), FRCSEd (1677), DRCSEd (1685–1687)
Thomas Edgar (1650 – 1703), FRCSEd (1677), DRCSEd (1685–1687)
Thomas Jaffrey McNair (1927–1994), FRCSEd (1955), PRCSEd (1985–1988)
Thomas Jaffrey McNair (1927–1994), FRCSEd (1955), PRCSEd (1985–1988)
Thomas Keith (1827–1895), FRCSEd (1854)
Thomas Keith (1827–1895), FRCSEd (1854)
Thomas Veatch, FRCSEd (1695)
Thomas Veatch, FRCSEd (1695)
Thomas Wood (1754 – 1817 ), FRCSEd (1775), PRCSEd (1792–1794)
Thomas Wood (1754 – 1817 ), FRCSEd (1775), PRCSEd (1792–1794)
Walter Porterfield, FRCSEd (1684)
Walter Porterfield, FRCSEd (1684)
Walter Potter, FRCSEd (1702)
Walter Potter, FRCSEd (1702)
William Alistair D'Arcy Adamson (1903-1966), FRCSEd (1931)
William Alistair D'Arcy Adamson (1903-1966), FRCSEd (1931)
William Walker, FRCSEd (1851), PRCSEd (1871–1873)
William Walker, FRCSEd (1851), PRCSEd (1871–1873)
William Wood (1783–1858), FRCSEd (1805), PRCSEd (1822–1824), (1828–1830)
William Wood (1783–1858), FRCSEd (1805), PRCSEd (1822–1824), (1828–1830)
Total: 87
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