A clinical manual of diseases of the eye : including a sketch of its anatomy.

  • Daniel Bennett St. John Roosa
Date:
1894
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Credit: A clinical manual of diseases of the eye : including a sketch of its anatomy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    ZIEMSSEN'S CYCLOP/EDiA OF THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE This great work, the most full and c plete treatise upon the prai ticeol medicine in any language, is now completed. It is a standard which will long maintain its place as the great storehouse oi medical knowledge. In now closing the record of the publication of this great work, the Publishers desire again to call attention to the great difference in the amount of matter promised by them to the subscribers and the amount that has actually been given to them. I*roniisc<l, per volume, 500 to 700. .t \rr;ii:<- of Coo. (Volume i= 724 pages. Volume 7=1,060 pages. Volume 1 . - 987 pa 2= 763 8= 949 14= on 3= 684 9 = 956 15= 808 \ 4= 824 10= 583 '* 16=1,071 I 5= 726 11= 636 17= 982 V 6=1,038 12= 914 . Total number of pages already received by Subscriber, ..... 14,696 as promised'by Publishers, 10,200 Given to Subscribers above their expectations, . . 4,490 pages or the equivalent e-f -])$ volumes ('//rem 600 to 700pages eat h. To the above is now to be added still another extra volume—viz.: Diseases of the Skin. CONTENTS: Vol. 1.— 2. 3- 4- 5- Acute Infectious Diseases. Tart 1. Acute Infectious Diseases. 1'art 2. Chronic Infectious Diseases. Diseases of the Respiratory Organs. Part 1. Diseases of the Respiratory ()rgans. Part 2. Diseases of the Circulatory Organs. Diseases of the Chylopoetic System. Part 1. Diseases of the Chylopoetic S\ stem. Part 2. Diseases of the Liver and Portal Vein. Diseases of the Female Sexual Organs. Diseases of the Peripheral Cerebro-Spinal Nerves. Vol. 12. —Diseases of the Brain and its Membranes. ' 13.—Diseases of the Spina! Cord and Medulla ()blongat.i. 14.— Diseases of the Nervous System and Dis- turbances of Speech. 15.—Diseases of the Kidney. 16. — Diseases of the Locomotive Apparatus and General Anomalies of Nutrition. 17.—General Anomalies of Nutrition and Poison. 18.— Hygiene and Public Health. Part 1. 19. — Hygiene and Public Henllh. Part ?. 20. — General Index to the Whole Cyclopaedia. ZIEMSSEN'S HANDBOOK OF THE DISEASES OF THE SKIN. PEABODY'S SUPPLEMENT TO ZIEMSSEN'S CYCLOPEDIA. More than two hundred representative men have been engaged upon this enterprise. For Full List of Authors and Titles of Chapters please send to the Publishers for Catalogues. Price per Volume, Cloth, $5.00; Leather, $6.00; Half Morocco, $7.50. SPECIAL TERMS. Now that this great work is completed, the set will be sent in full, to parties of approved credit, and liberal terms of payment as to time allowed. WILLIAM WOOD & COMPANY, Publishers, Correspondence invited. 43, 45 and 47 East Tenth Street, New York. GENERAL INDEX TO ZIEMSSEN'S CYCLOPEDIA Nine Hundred and Ninety-Eight Columns of References to Diseases—Their Complications and Remedies. It has long been felt by subscribers to this publication that a full and complete Index in one volume for the entire work is a necessity ; in fact, it is almost impossible to avail one's self of the treasures of this great store-house of medical knowledge without such assistance. The publishers, recognizing this, have, during the past two years, employed several competent gentlemen, under the supervision of the able editor of the work, Dr. Buck, to prepare a complete and thorough Index which should cover every point of possible interest in the cyclopaedia ; wholly independent of. and based upon a different system from the indices of the several volumes. The result has astonished even those best acquainted with Ziemssen's Cyclopaedia—its richness as a great and standard work of reference has been brought out in the clearest manner. No one possessing the work can at all afford to be without the General Index. It will also be apparent that this Indexical volume furnishes, directly, the largest amount of suggestive information in regard to Diseases, and their complications, and indirectly to Remedies— their uses, their actions, and their effects—obtainable from any one source—or any one volume ever published. IN THIS RESPECT IT STANDS UNIQUE AND ALONE. PRICES: The Index is bound to match the various bindings of Ziemssen's Cyclopaedia, and is sold at the same price, viz.: In Muslin Binding, !••••• 85-00 In Leather Binding, ...... 6.00 In Half Morocco, 7.50