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Douglas Argyll Robertson
Scottish ophthalmic surgeon (1837–1909)
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The calabar bean as a new agent in ophthalmic medicine / by D. A. Robertson, M.D.
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Douglas Argyll Robertson
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Date: 1863
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Atlas of external diseases of the eye / by A. Maitland Ramsay.
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Andrew Maitland Ramsay
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Date: 1898
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Note on the further history of the case of Filaria loa previously reported to the Society / by D. Argyll Robertson.
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Douglas Argyll Robertson
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Date: 1897]
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Case of Filaria loa, in which the parasite was removed from under the conjunctiva / by D. Argyll Robertson.
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Douglas Argyll Robertson
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Date: 1895]
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Practical suggestions as to medical study : being the introductory address delivered at the opening of the Medical School, Edinburgh, for the session 1869-70 / by D. Argyll Robertson, M.D.
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Douglas Argyll Robertson
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Date: 1870
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The Angier idea : November 1935 / Angier Chemical Co. Ltd.
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Angier Chemical Co.
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Date: 1935
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Douglas Argyll Robertson. Photograph.
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Reference: 13478i
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Douglas Argyll Robertson. Photograph by George Shaw.
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Reference: 15050i
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Classics of neurology : (from Emerson C. Kelly's "Medical classics").
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Date: 1971
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Thomas Smith Clouston and Douglas Argyll Robertson. Etching by W. Hole.
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William Hole
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Date: [1884]
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Reference: 47149i
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Glasgow University Library
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Ophthalmology
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