A treatise on diseases of the skin with special reference to their diagnosis and treatment : including an analysis of 12,000 consecutive cases / Thomas McCall Anderson.

  • Anderson, McCall, 1836-1908.
Date:
1894
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Credit: A treatise on diseases of the skin with special reference to their diagnosis and treatment : including an analysis of 12,000 consecutive cases / Thomas McCall Anderson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    In Large 8w, Handsome Cloth. 16s. THE DISEASES OF CHILDHOOD (MEDICAL), BY H. BRYAN DONKIN, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., PHYSICIAN TO THE WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL AND THE EAST LONDON HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN ; JOINT LECTURER ON MEDICINE AND CLINICAL MEDICINE AT THE WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The Lancet. — “ Dr. Donkin’s book is in every sense of the word a piece of Original Work, remarkably well written, and founded on his own large experience.” British Medical Journal.— “Dr. Donkin’s work possesses characters which will earn for it a distinct place in the estimation of the profession. . . . May be con- fidently recommended to the study of every practitioner who takes an interest in the subjects with which it deals.” Practitioner.—“ Unquestionably a very valuable contribution to the list of works on the diseases of childhood.” Edinburgh Medical Journal.—“A thoughtful, accurate, and compendious treatise, written in a charming style, and with much vigour.” Medical Magazine.—A truly practical work, the record of the personal experience and observation of an independent mind.” In Handsome Cloth. Price One Guinea, net. By. Sir. A_NDR_E_W CJURJC BarU M.DLLP., F.R.S. With Tables and Eight Plates in Colours. FIBROID DISEASES OF THE LUNG, INCLUDING FIBROID PHTHISIS. BY Sir ANDREW CLARK, Bart., M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., Late Consulting Physician and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine to the London Hospital, AND W. J. HADLEY, M.D., and ARNOLD CHAPLIN, M.D., Assistant Physicians to the City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest. “It was due to Sir Andrew Clark that a permanent record of his most important piece of pathological and clinical work should be published . . . the subject had been in his mind for many years, and the present volume, completely written and twice revised before his lamented death, embodies his latest views upon it. . . . A volume which will be highly valued by every clinical physician.'—British Medical Journal.