Practical manual of diseases of women and uterine therapeutics for students and practitioners.

  • Jones, H. Macnaughton (Henry Macnaughton), 1844-1918.
Date:
1905
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    C. J. Ciillingworth and T. W. Eden, I have been enabled to pourtiay the rare condition of hydatid of the ovary and Fallopian tube. To many Continental friends, from whom I have received both courtesy and kindness while visiting their clinics, I take this opportunity of tendering my thanks. Much that appears in this work is due to the experience gained through those visits. If I particularize the Frauenkliniks of Professors Olshausen, A. Martin, Paul Zweifel, Schauta, Chrobak, Winckel, Gustav Klein, Leopold, Kleinhans (the successor of the illustrious Sfinger), Kronig and Menge, Bumm and Schultze, it is because in these I have had more ample opportunities of seeing the details of their different techniques. Through the journal of the British Gynaecological Society and that of Obstetrics and Gynsecology of the British Empire, I have obtained material that otherwise I could not have hoped to secure. The summary of the subject in the former journal, by its editor. Dr. J. J. Macan, I have freely availed of. All excerpts and refer- ences are duly noted throughout the pages of the work. In passing this work through the press, I received material assistance from Dr. 8. Jervois Aarons, who read all the first proofs; while ■ the labour of correcting revises, compiling the index, the lists of illustrations, and the names of authorities, was undertaken by another friend. The greater number of the plates throughout the work were drawn by Mr. S. A. Sewell, and faithfully delineate the patho- logical conditions they represent. Messrs. Arnold k Son have provided me with several new engravings of appliances, executed especially for this edition. As hitherto, my publishers have spared neither trouble nor expense in the production of the book. H. MACXAUGHTOX-JONES. 131, Harley Street, \V. October, 1904.