The elements of therapeutics : a clinical guide to the action of medicines / by C. Binz ; tr. from the 5th German ed., and ed., with additions, in conformity with the British and American pharmacopoeias, by Edward I. Sparks.

  • Binz, Carl, 1832-1913.
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London : J. & A. Churchill, 1877 (London : Pardon)

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viii, 349 pages ; 20 cm

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Includes index
Translation of: Grundzüge der Arzneimittellehre. 5. Aufl
"Practically this translation represents a new edition, a considerable amount of new matter, which did not appear in the fifth German edition, having been added by Professor Binz, and a number of errors which occurred in the latter having been corrected". The translator has also added preparations which are in the British and U.S. pharmacopoeias, but not in the German

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