1891

• A New Needle Forceps.

1893

• A Study of Seventeen Cases of Empyema.
• On Some Fallacies Inherent in the Parastic Theories of the Etiology of Carcinoma.

1894

• Are the Parasitic Theories of the Etiology of Carcinoma Tenable?
• Spontaneous Torsion of the Pedicle of Ovarian Tumors; with the Report of a Case of Rotated Ovarian Cyst with Extensive Intra-mural Haemorrhage.
• Strangulated Umbilical Hernia.

1895

• Some Observations upon the Present Status of the Surgery and Physiology of the Spleen.
• The Ambulant Treatment of Fractures of the Tibia and Fibula.

1898

• Original Studies in the Bacteriology of Chronic Endometritis.
• Plastic Operation for Saddle-nose.
• The Treatment of Fractures of the Lower Extremity. Clinical Report of Four Hundred and Fifty Cases Treated in the Methodist Episcopal Hospital in the City of Brooklyn.

1899

• The Operative Relief of Brain Compression from Intracranial Hemorrhage.

1900

• Association of Acting Assistant Surgeons, U.S. Army, of the Spanish-Amrican War.
• On the Co-operation of Surgeons in the Making of Surgical History.
• Wounds of the Liver and Gall-bladder.

1901

• The Treatment of Delirium Tremens by the Intravenous Infusion of Saline Solution.

1903

• Observations on Wound of Nerves.
• Vicious Peritoneal Adhesions of the Dueo-deno-hepatic Region.
• Some Observations on Perforating Ulcer of the Duodenum.
• Memorial Address.
• Peritonitis of the Duodenal Region.

1904

• Medicine in Its Relation to Human Progress.
• Memorial Address.
• The Treatment of Fractures.
• Tetany, and Foreign Bodies in the Stomach.

1905

• The Medical Library Association of Brooklyn, and its relation to the Library of the Medical Society of the County of Kings.
• Acute Peritoneal Infection and its Relation to Intestinal Obstruction.
• Ovarian Transplantation.
• Some Observations on the Treatment of Fractures.

1907

• Willard Parker and His Medical Library.
• Cases of Appendicitis which do not Demand Operation.
• A Criticism of the Non-operative Treatment of Appendicitis. A Defense of the Non-operative Treatment of Appendicitis

1908

• Traumatism as an Etiological Factor in Appendicitis.
• Medical Journalism. State Journalism in Particular; with Especial Reference to the New York State Journal of Medicine.

1909

• Some Common Injuries of the Elbow.
• The Importance of the X-Ray in the Treatment of Fractures.
• Book Reviews Read before the American Medical Editors Association, Atlantic City, June, 1909.
• The Treatment Fractures; Some Practical Points.
• Dislocations of Cervical Vertebrae.

1910

• Backward Dislocation of the Upper End of the Ulna.