Researches into the nature and treatment of dropsy in the brain, chest, abdomen, ovarium, and skin. In which a more correct and consistent pathology of these diseases is attempted to be established, and a new and more successful method of treating them, recommended and explained ... / [Joseph Ayre].

  • Joseph Ayre
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1825
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Credit: Researches into the nature and treatment of dropsy in the brain, chest, abdomen, ovarium, and skin. In which a more correct and consistent pathology of these diseases is attempted to be established, and a new and more successful method of treating them, recommended and explained ... / [Joseph Ayre]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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