Ernest Glynn

East London NHS Foundation Trust — United Kingdom

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · Life Sciences

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Research Topics

Bacillus and Francisella bacterial research(3), Hepatitis B Virus Studies(2), Immune Response and Inflammation(2), Uterine Myomas and Treatments(2), Head and Neck Surgical Oncology(2)

Publications43 total

Leveraging artificial intelligence to support the application of quality improvement in healthcare
British Journal of Healthcare Management·2025Open Access
STUDIES IN THE WASSERMANN REACTION, SHOWING ESPECIALLY THE SUCCESS OF THE IMMEDIATE SALVARSAN AND MERCURY TREATMENT OF ACTIVE SYPHILIS, ALSO THE FAILURE OF THE MERCURY CONTINUATION TREATMENT OF WASSERMANN NEGATIVE QUIESCENT SYPHILIS
Sexually Transmitted Infections·1927· 1 citedOpen Access
Observations on lamb dysentery
The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology·1927· 10 cited
Death from Fulminating Pneumonia after Brief Nitrous Oxide Anaesthesia
BMJ·1926Open Access
UNEXPECTED MATERNAL DEATHS OCCURRING DURING PARTURITION AND EARLY IN THE PUERPERIUM.
The Lancet·1926
The four human blood groups with special reference to their agglutination titres and to abnormal donors
The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology·1926· 12 cited
Histological effects of lead.
1926
The Effect of Treatment on the Wasser-mann Reactions of Syphilitic Patients.
1926
Specimens from Three Cases of Cerebro-spinal Leptomeningitis due to Bacillus Influenzæe
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine·1925Open Access
A Case of Complete Fibromyomatosis of the Corpus Uteri.
BJOG An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology·1924· 12 cited
The Organisms Found in the Periodontal Infections, and Their Relation to Toxaemia.
PubMed·1923· 3 citedOpen Access
UNEXPECTED DEATH, ESPECIALLY IN CHILDREN, WITH COMMENTS ON STATUS LYMPHATICUS.
The Lancet·1923· 1 cited
Bacteriological and Clinical Observations on Pneumonia and Empyemata, with Special Reference to the Pneumococcus and to Serum Treatment.
1923· 10 cited
A Comparison between Ovarian “Hypernephroma” and Luteoma and Suprarenal Hypernephroma, with Comments on Suprarenal Virilism.<sup>1</sup>
BJOG An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology·1921· 42 citedOpen Access
Observations on the classification of forty‐eight strains of Flexner‐Y and allied bacilli mainly by serological tests
The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology·1920· 1 citedOpen Access
SUPPLEMENT TO A NOTE ON "ACUTE YELLOW ATROPHY"(?).
The Lancet·1918Open Access
A NOTE ON "ACUTE YELLOW ATROPHY" (?)
The Lancet·1918· 1 cited
ON THE "GREAT ASSISTANCE" OF AGGLUTINATION TESTS IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ENTERIC IN ANTI-ENTERIC-INOCULATED INDIVIDUALS,
The Lancet·1917
Observations on the Serum Reaction of Three Hundred Unselectéd Cases of “Enteric” From the Eastern Mediterranean, With the Oxford Standard Agglutinable Cultures
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps·1916Open Access
THE USE OF A STANDARD AGGLUTINATION TECHNIQUE IN THE ARMY.
The Lancet·1916Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Giles Cox(4), W. Blair Bell(2), Frederick C. Lewis(2), Richard Roberts(2), T. Glynn(2), Andrew Jones(1), H. Leith Murray(1), J. T. Hewetson(1), L. Digby(1), Tom Hare(1), Mildred Powell(1), Amanda Rees(1), G. Lissand Cox(1), Henry Briggs(1), E. C. Lowe(1), OwenT Williams(1), EA. Evans(1), R.C. Dun(1), L. Clarke Cox(1), Emily M. Berridge(1)