The first lines of the practice of surgery: designed as an introduction for students, and a concise book of reference for practitioners (Volume 1).

  • Samuel Cooper
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1830
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    / i 1 THE FIRST L.I]V£S PRACTICE OF SURGERY! DESIGNED AS AN INTRODUCTION FOR STtJDENTS, AND jr A CONCISE BOOK OF REFERENCE JPOR PRACTITIONERS. BY SAMUEL QPOPER, SDIlGF.Oir TO THE FORCES ; MEMBEU OF THE HOTAL COILEOE OF SURBEOWS, AND OF THE MEHICAL AND CHIRTJRGICAL SOCIETT OF LONDON ; MEM- BEU OF THE T^T.VICAh SOCIETT OF MARSEILLES ; HONORAHX FELLOW OF THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES AT CATANIA, &C., 8cC. VTITH NOTES, BY ALEXANDER H. STEVENS, M. D. PROFESSOR OF SURGERT IN THE tJNIVERSITr OF NEW-YORK ; SURGEON OF THE NEW-YORK HOSPITAL; CONSULTING I'HYSICIAN OF THE NEW-YORK DISPENSARY; MEMBER OF THE NEW-YORK LITERARY AND PHILO- SOPHICAL SOCIETY ; OF THE ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES OF PHILADELPHIA ; AND OF THE LINNEAN SOCIETT OF NEW-ENGLAND. AND ADDITIOlVAIi NOTES, BY SAMUEL M'CLELLAN, M. D. FROFESSOR OF ANATOMY IN JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE, &C. THIRD AMERICAN, FROM THE FIFTH LONDON EDITION, REVISED AND CORRECTED. IN TWO VOLUMES.—VOLUME PHILADELPHIA- PUBLISHED BY JOHN GRIGG, NO. 9, NORTH FOURTH STREET. L. 11. BAILEY PRINTEH. 1830.