Pain; its causation and diagnostic significance in internal diseases / translated and edited from the 2d enl. and revised German edition by Karl M. Vogel and Hans Zinsser.

  • Rudolf Schmidt
Date:
[1911]
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Credit: Pain; its causation and diagnostic significance in internal diseases / translated and edited from the 2d enl. and revised German edition by Karl M. Vogel and Hans Zinsser. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ness with which he has presented his subject have seemed to the translators to justify the preparation of the little volume for the use of American mem- bers of the profession. For the sake of complete- ness they have added a chapter (X) embodying a brief presentation of Head’s researches on re- ferred pains and a series of diagrams showing some of the commoner seats of pain or tenderness in visceral disease. In preparing the second enlarged edition of the book Dr. Schmidt has performed the work of revision with more than ordinary thoroughness. Some of the chapters have been almost entirely rewritten, and in nearly every section more or less radical changes are to be found. The interest of the text has been greatly increased by the addition of numerous case histories illustrating the discus- sions of the theoretical questions involved, and in many other ways the author has sought to make the work still better adapted to the needs of the practitioner and the student.
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