entire want of hair in the human body. Observations on the dropsy which succeeds Scarlet Fever. A case of Tetanus, with observations on the disease. A case of aneurism of the Aorta, communicating with the Pulmonary artery. A case of considerable enlargement of the Cœcum and Colon. A case of extensive Gangrene of the cellular membrane between the muscles and skin of the neck and chest. On rheumatism of the heart. On the presence of the red matter and serum of the blood in the urine of dropsy, which has not originated in Scarlet Fever. Observations on Pulmonary Consumption and intermittent fever, chiefly as diseases opposed to each other; with an attempt to arrange several other diseases, according to the alliance or opposition which exists between them, and one or other of the two former. References Sources All sources depend ultimately on Wells' own account of his life. William Munk's Roll of the Royal College of Physicians Dictionary of National Biography James R. R. William Charles Wells. British Journal of Ophthalmology, November 1928. External links 1757 births 1817 deaths Fellows of the Royal Society 18th-century Scottish medical doctors 19th-century Scottish medical doctors Proto-evolutionary biologists Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Businesspeople from Charleston, South Carolina People from Dumfries American people of Scottish descent Scottish printers American printers British Army regimental surgeons Leiden University alumni