F. W. Pavy
b. 1829 – d. 1911 · 25 books
Biography
Frederick William Pavy was a British physician, physiologist, and the discoverer of the Pavy disease, a cyclic or recurrent physiologic albuminuria.
Books by F. W. Pavy
Medicine (International Congress of 1909)
Three letters on the pathology and treatment of diabetes mellitus viewed by the light of present day knowledge ..
On carbohydrate metabolism
On Carbohydrate Metabolism: (a Course of Advanced Lectures in Physiology ..
On the mechanism of phloridzin
On the mechanism of phloridzin glycosuria
The influence of ablation of t
The influence of ablation of the liver on the sugar contents of the blood
An experimental enquiry upon g
An experimental enquiry upon glycolysis in drawn blood
On the acetone series of produ
On the acetone series of products in connexion with diabetic coma
On the question of the formati
On the question of the formation of sugar in boiled liver
On experimental glycosuria
On experimental glycosuria
On the nature of the sugar pre
On the nature of the sugar present in normal blood, urine and muscle
Differentation in diabetes
Differentation in diabetes
Differentiation in diabetes
Differentiation in diabetes
An enquiry into the effects on
An enquiry into the effects on the blood and urine of the intravenous and subcutaneous injection of various carbohydrates standing in relation to animal life
On hepatic glycogenesis
On hepatic glycogenesis
The Harveian oration delivered at the Royal College of Physicians, October 18th, 1886
Supplementary Croonian lecture on points connected with the pathology and treatment of diabetes
A treatise on food and dieteti
A treatise on food and dietetics, physiologically and therapeutically considered
A treatise on food and dietetics
Researches on the nature and treatment of diabetes
A treatise on the function of digestion
On the action of the heart, and a case of congenital fissure of the sternum (a)
Preliminary report on the object and duties of the medical officer of health
Quarterly report on the sanitary condition of the parish of Saint Luke, Middlesex. July, August, and September, 1856
Researches on the nature of the normal destruction of sugar in the animal system