Case of Ulcerated Stomach, Causing Death by Being Suddenly Detached from Its Adhesion to the PeritoneumWilliam Collyns · Association Medical Journal · 1856

CASE OF ULCERATED STOMACH, CAUSING DEATH BY BEING SUDDENLY DETACHED FROM ITS ADHESION TO THE PERITONEUMCollyns, W. · BMJ · 1856

Case of Ulcerated Stomach, Causing Death by Being Suddenly Detached from Its Adhesion to the Peritoneal Lining of the AbdomenCollyns, W. · BMJ · 1845

Labourers' Sick ClubWilliam Collyns · Provincial Medical Journal and Retrospect of the Medical Sciences · 1842

Folk loreCollyns, William · Notes and Queries · 1852

In jesum cruci affixum.—Collyns, William · Notes and Queries · 1853

Extraordinary Case of Gun-Shot WoundWilliam Collyns, W. Wynn and T. Hunter · Provincial Medical & Surgical Journal (1844-1852) · 1845

Case of Uterine Polypus during Conception, and of Short FunisWilliam Collyns · Provincial Medical Journal and Retrospect of the Medical Sciences · 1842

Large Tumour Of The Back, Of Forty-Seven Years DurationWilliam Collyns · The British Medical Journal · 1857

MALIGNANT CHOLERA. BLEEDING.—COLD SALT AND WATER IN GALLONS.—MERCURIAL FRICTIONS, &c.Collyns, William · The Lancet · 1832

Ulceration of the Mucous Coat of the Stomach: Perforation of the Peritoneum: PeritonitisWilliam Collyns · Provincial Medical & Surgical Journal (1844-1852) · 1845