Clinical lectures on surgery : delivered at St. George's Hospital / By Sir Benjamin C. Brodie, bart.

  • Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, 1st Baronet
Date:
1846
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Credit: Clinical lectures on surgery : delivered at St. George's Hospital / By Sir Benjamin C. Brodie, bart. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    NEW WORKS AND NEW EDITIONS, LATELY PUBLISHED BY LEA & BLANCHARD. LISTON AND MUTTER’S SURGICAL LECTURES. A BEAUTIFUL VOLUME, PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED. LECTURES ON THE OPERATIONS OF SURGERY, AND OWN DISEASES AND ACCIDENTS REQUIRING OPERATIONS. DELIVERED AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. By ROBERT LISTON, Ese, F.R.S., &e. EDITED, WITH NUMEROUS ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS, BY T. D. MUTTER, M. D., PROFESSOR OF SURGERY IN THE JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA, IN ONE LARGE AND BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED OCTAVO VOLUME. With Two Hundred and Sixteen Illustrations on Wood. This work contains much original matter of Professor Miitter’s, amounting to about two hundred and fifty pages, embodying the results of his great experience, and adopting the whole to the wants of the American Profession. The Lectures are those which have attracted so much attention as published in the Lancet. They are here reproduced entire, omitting none of the original wood engravings, and introducing many new and valuable ones, rendering this alto- gether one of the most completely illustrated works of the kind, that has for some time been presented to the medical public. Among the additions of Professor Miitter, will be found full and elaborate Treatises on Staphyloraphy, the different Plastic Operations, Club- Foot, Affections of the Eye, Deformities from Burns, and many other important subjects, not to be met with in so enlarged a form in, per- haps, any other work on Surgery. The chapters containing them are fully illustrated with numerous original and highly curious en- gravings. ; “ Tt is all plain and practically useful information. Illustrations abound, inter- spersed through the 565 large octavo pages. Altogether itis a desirable book. Its style, the importance of the subjects discussed, the facts detailed, and the high authority of the lecturer, together with that of his annotator, must exert a beneficial influence on the operative surgical practice of the whole country.””—Boston Medi- cal and Surgical Journal.
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