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Journal of Anesthesia History|July 2, 2018
The Perfect and Famous Anesthetic Known as Methyl in Boston in 1895Qing H Yang, Theodore A AlstonJournal of Anesthesia History|July 2, 2018
Charles T. Jackson and William T.G. Morton Patented the "Ethereal Solution of Opium" of Elton Romeo SmilieQing H Yang, Theodore A AlstonJournal of Anesthesia History|June 24, 2017
'Yours Sincerely, Barney': Ralph Waters, Barindra Sircar, and the Training of an International AnesthesiologistAaron S Hess, Mark E SchroederJournal of Anesthesia History|June 27, 2021
Anaesthesia in Indian Detective Fiction; The curious case of Byomkesh BakshiRangraj Setlur, Debashish PaulJournal of Anesthesia History|March 22, 2018
William James, Nitrous Oxide, and the Anaesthetic RevelationJane S Moon, Catherine M Kuza, Manisha S DesaiJournal of Anesthesia History|June 14, 2021
Morton's Letheon: When was the name Letheon chosen?Rajesh P Haridas, Michael Gionfriddo, George S BauseJournal of Anesthesia History|March 10, 2015
Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde-was Robert Louis Stevenson inspired by Horace Wells?Rini A Vyas, Sukumar P DesaiJournal of Anesthesia History|March 10, 2015
Walter sutton: physician, scientist, inventorGregory J Ramirez, Nancy J Hulston, Anthony L KovacJournal of Anesthesia History|September 14, 2020
The history of "modern" anesthesia technology - A critical reappraisal: Part I: Key criteria of "modern" anesthesia: Technology and professionalism definitions, backgrounds and a short introduction to a changing evidence-baseM Wulf M SträtlingJournal of Anesthesia History|September 14, 2020
Julia Gordon Arrowood (1900 - 1984): A Brilliant Anesthesiologist and a Woman of Many Firsts in MedicineKevin G Makhoul, Manisha S DesaiPageof 14