Frederick King Green

Frederick King Green MRCS
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Born	1842
Died	1915
Residence	Burford Wantage, Berkshire [1872]
Occupation	medical
Society Membership membership ASL, AI ordinary fellow left 1872.03 last listed elected_AI 1869 elected_ASL 1869.06.01 societies Royal College of Surgeons

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House Notes

proposed 1869.05.18

Notes From Elsewhere

Green, Frederick King (1842 - 1915)
Educated at Norwich and St Bartholomew's Hospitals. He was for a time House Surgeon at the Lock Hospital, London, and then practised at Barford, Oxfordshire, whence by 1871 he had removed to Wantage, Berks. In 1875 he was in practice at Belmont, Beckenham, Kent, and in, or before, 1879 had removed to 3 Gay Street, Bath, where he was appointed Surgeon to the General Hospital and to the Eastern Dispensary. He was elected in the same year (1879) Surgeon of the Royal Mineral Water Hospital, and retained that position till his resignation in 1906. He was for a number of years an Assistant Surgeon at the Royal United Hospital, became Surgeon in 1897, and resigned in January, 1902, when he was appointed Consulting Surgeon. He was in his day one of the foremost surgeons of Bath, was President of the Bath Pathological Society, Consulting Surgeon of the Chippenham Cottage Hospital, Medical Referee under the Workmen's Compensation Act, and was a member of the City Council from March, 1891, to November, 1892.
He resided after his retirement at Cleve Side, Newbridge Hill, Bath, where he died on July 10th, 1915, being survived by his widow and two daughters.

Publications

External Publications

"Successful Case of Gastrostomy." - Lancet, 1883, i, 190.
"Treatment of Valgus." - Ibid, 1885, ii, 1184.
"The Gouty Testicle." - Bristol Med-Chir Jour, 1883, I, 227.