A text-book of pathological histology : an introduction to the study of pathological anatomy / By Dr. Edward Rindfleisch ... Translated from the 2d German ed. ... by William C. Kloman, M.D., assisted by F.T. Miles.

  • Rindfleisch, Georg Eduard von, 1836-1908. Lehrbuch der pathologischen gewebelehre zur einfuhrung in das studium der pathologischen anatomie. English
Date:
1872
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Credit: A text-book of pathological histology : an introduction to the study of pathological anatomy / By Dr. Edward Rindfleisch ... Translated from the 2d German ed. ... by William C. Kloman, M.D., assisted by F.T. Miles. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Lamar Soutter Library, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Lamar Soutter Library at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.

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    TRANSLATORS' PREFACE. In presenting the English-reading portion of the medical profession with a translation of the valuable work of Prof. Bindfleisch, the translators scarcely deem an apology necessary. The merits of the book itself, and the fact that it fills an un- occupied gap in our most recent literature upon the subject of Pathological Histology, was judged to be an ample incentive for undertaking the labor of the translation. The work of Viechow, translated by Chance, is in many points, antiquated, and the more recent work of Billeoth, translated by Hack- ley, occupies the ground but partially, and is professedly a work of Surgical Pathology. Throughout, the aim has been to present the author's views with as little paraphrasis as possible; vigor or conciseness of expression was never sacrificed for smoothness of diction. A few notes or words of explanation (as few as possible), where these were judged necessary for illustrating the author's ideas, or for giving the reader a better conception of the meaning, have been added, and are inclosed by square brackets [ ]. Baltimore, Md., Nov., 1871.