The medical digest or busy practioner's vade-mecum : being a means of readily acquiring information upon the principal contributions to medical science during the last fifty years / by Richard Neale.

  • Neale, Richard, 1827-1900.
Date:
1891
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Credit: The medical digest or busy practioner's vade-mecum : being a means of readily acquiring information upon the principal contributions to medical science during the last fifty years / by Richard Neale. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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