Origin of the epigastric and obturator arteries by a common trunk from the internal iliac : with an inquiry into the amount of danger occasioned by various positions of arteries in the ordinary operations for femoral and inguinal hernia / by P. Redfern.

  • Redfern, Peter, 1821-1912.
Date:
1850
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Credit: Origin of the epigastric and obturator arteries by a common trunk from the internal iliac : with an inquiry into the amount of danger occasioned by various positions of arteries in the ordinary operations for femoral and inguinal hernia / by P. Redfern. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ORIGIN OF THE EPIGASTRIC AND OBTURATOR ARTERIES COM5IOS TRUNK FROM THE INTERNAL ILIAC; WITH A\ INQUIRY INTO THE AMOUNT OF DANGER OCCASIONED BY VARIOUS POSITIONS OF ARTERIES IN THE ORDINARY OPERATIONS FOR FEMORAL AND INGUINAL HERNIA. P. REDFEKN,. M.D., London, LBCTUKEK ON ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY, AND ON HISTOLOGY, AT THE UNIVCRaiTV AND king's college, ABERDEEN. EDINBURGH : SUTHERLAND AND KNOX, GEORGE STREET.