Alexander Monro (tertius)

Alexander Monro III. ( Born November 5, 1773 in Edinburgh, † March 10, 1859 ) was a Scottish anatomist.

Monro succeeded his father (1733-1817) and grandfather (1697-1767) as a professor of anatomy at the University of Edinburgh.

Works

  • Observations on crural hernia. To Which is prefixed an account of the other varieties of hernia. Edinburgh 1803.
  • The morbid anatomy of the human gullet, stomach and intestines. Edinburgh 1811.
  • Outlines of the anatomy of the human body, in its sound and diseases state. Edinburgh 1813.
  • Observations on the thoracic duct. Edinburgh 1814.
  • Observations on the different kinds of small pox. Edinburgh 1818.
  • The morbid anatomy of the brain. Volume I. hydrocephalus. In 1827.
  • The anatomy of the brain, with some observations on its functions. 1831st
  • The anatomy of the urinary bladder and perineum of the male. Edinburgh 1842.
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