The principles and practice of obstetricy, in five parts ... with observations on some of the more important diseases of women ... / Edited, with copious notes and illustrations by Thomas Castle.

  • James Blundell
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1840
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Credit: The principles and practice of obstetricy, in five parts ... with observations on some of the more important diseases of women ... / Edited, with copious notes and illustrations by Thomas Castle. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    x incipient in practice, that these Lectures were originally addressed. To Dr. Blundell I am indebted for correcting some of the sheets as they were proceeding through the press; and, in particular, I may observe, the alterations connected with Transfusion. The essay on the disease which he has named Hidrosis, or Hidrotic Fever, is also new, and well deserves the attention of the practitioner. ~ The OBSERVATIONS on the DISEASES OF WOMEN, though confined to the more important of those diseases, and to the most practical points, yet coming from such an authority, may we not say “auctor pretiosa facit”’? T.C. N.B.—The Publisher begs to acquaint the Medical Profession, that this Edition of Dr. Blundell’s Principles and Practice of Obstetricy, is the only one approved and sanctioned by that Gentleman. The Essay on ‘ Hirprosis’ was presented to the Publisher, in M.S., by Dr. Blundell, and is private property. ST. THOMAS’S STREET, 1840.
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