The hair: its growth, care, diseases and their treatment. / by C. Henri Leonard.

  • Leonard, C. Henri (Charles Henri), 1850-1925.
Date:
1881
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    A MANUAL OF BANDAGING. By C. HENRI LEONARD, A. M., M. D. 110 Original Illustrations. 8vo. Cloth, post-paid, $1.50. Included in tlie List of Text-Books used at the Medical Department of Michigan University. CONTENTS.—Chap. I.—Ckarpie and Cotton-wool. Chap. II.— Compresses. Chap. III.—Bandages in general. Chap. IV.—Classifica- tion of Bandages. Chap. V.—Bandages of the head, 30 are given. Chap. VI.—Bandages of the Neck, 10 are given. Chap. VII. Band- ages of Upper Extremity, 32 are given. Chap. VIII.—Bandages of the Body, 24 are given. Chap. IX.—Bandages of the Lower Extremity, 56 are given. Chap. X.—Immovable Dressings. Chap. XI.—Strap- pings. Chap. XII.—Knots. Chap. XIII.—Poultices. “It describes and gives cuts of almost all conceivable bandages.— Peninsular Jour. Med. “Every student should possess it; and as it is the most explicit and best illustrated English work of its kind, there wall he few physicans who will not prize its worth.”—St. Louis Med. Jour. “ The most complete manual published.”—Med. Observer. “ There is no practitioner who would not be rejoiced to master the art of bandaging. To all such this book is recommended without qualification. It is the best work on the subject ever published; thorough and complete.”—Am. Med. Bi -Weekly. “ It is a serviceable book to any practitioner. * * * It serves the purpose of a pictorial clinic.”—Va. Med. Monthly. The Codes of Medical Ethics. PAPER, 25 CENTS, POSTAGE PAID. CONTENTS.—''' he Codes of the AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCI- ATION, the AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMOEOPATHY and the NATIONAL ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY. Diseases of the Nose and Pharynx. 8VO. PP. 112, PAPER—FIFTY CENTS, POST PAID. This is written by the great specialist, Dr. Michel, of Cologne, and is translated by Profs. Jung, C. C. Yemans, of the Michigan College of Medicine, and E. L. Shurly, of the Detroit Medical College. This book should find its way into the hands of every general practitioner, especially as the diseases it treats of are so common in our climate. pg”Address all orders (none filled without remittance) for Books to C. HENRI LEONARD, M. D., Medical Book Publisher,