Sir Frederic William Hewitt MVO MD. Part II: The Anaesthetic Bill and Professional and Private Life

Hewitt F. Select Methods in the Administration of Nitrous Oxide and Ether. London: Bailliére, Tindall & Cox, 1888: v.

Silk JFW. Anaesthetics: a necessary part of the curriculum -a plea for a more systematic teaching. Lancet 1892; i: 1178–80.

Council minutes of the Society of Anaesthetists, 13 June 1901. London: Royal Society of Medicine Library.

Medical students and anaesthetics. Lancet 1900; ii: 1215–16.

Hewitt FW. The teaching of anaesthetics (letter). Lancet 1901; i: 212–13.

The relation of the anaesthetist to the patient and the surgeon. Lancet 1903; ii: 1442–3.

Hewitt FW. The need for further reforms in the department of anaesthesia (letter). Lancet 1903; ii: 1683–5.

Hewitt FW. The position of the present reform movement in anaesthetics. Lancet 1911; i: 1486.

Report of meeting of Section of Anaesthetics. Lancet 1909; i: 319–20.

Hewitt FW. Anaesthetics and Their Administration, 4th edn. London: Macmillan, 1912: iv.

Hewitt FW Sheild M . On posture in its relation to surgical operations under anaesthesia. Medico-Chirurg Trans 1896; 79: 1–39.

Sheppard C. The administration of ether in operations requiring the lateral or prone positions. BMJ 1891; ii: 68–71.

Wellcome Library, MS5978.

Hewitt FW (op. cit. ref. 8); 1486-9; 1562-5.

Hewitt FW. Lancet 1911; ii: 47–8 (letter).

Silk JFW. Lancet 1911; ii: 189 (letter).

Hewitt FW. Lancet 1911; ii: 325–6 (letter).

Obituary. Sir Frederic William Hewitt kt mvo ma md cantab. BMJ 1916; i: 113–14.