Essentials of surgery : together with a full description of the handkerchief and roller bandage. Arranged in the form of questions and answers prepared especially for students of medicine / by Edward Martin.

  • Edward Martin
Date:
1890
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Credit: Essentials of surgery : together with a full description of the handkerchief and roller bandage. Arranged in the form of questions and answers prepared especially for students of medicine / by Edward Martin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Jaupders' QuestioQ-^^bmpepds, Arrnntjed in the Form of Questions nnd Ansivers. THE LATEST, CJHEAPEST, AN ID BEST ILLUSTRATED SERIES OF COMPENDS. Price, Cloth, $1.00; Interleaved for Taking Notes, $1.25. For s:ile l>y all I'ooksellcrs or sent, post-paid on receipt of price, by W. B. SAUNDERS, Medical Publisher, 913 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. THE ADVANTAGES OF QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.—The useful- ness of arranging the subjects in the form of QUESTIONS and ANSWERS will be apparent, since the student, in reading the strandard works, often is at a'loss to discover the important points to be remmbered, and is equaMv puzzled when he attempts to formulate ideas as to the manner in which the QUESTIONS COULD BE PUTIN THE EXAMINATION ROOM. This scries of students'iiianuals are concise, -withont the ommission of any essential facts. University Mrdicul Afn i:azi?ic :— Ijest. of tlicir class that have yet appeared/' Southern California FractH!o,ur :— Ml-. Saander's series of Compends are the l)cst ever published in this country. ^s* Manuals of this kind are In no way intended to su^pplant any of the text-books, but to contain as their titles declare, the essence of those facts with which the average student must be familiar. No. 1.—Essentials of Physiology, second editton. illustuated, kevised AN» ouE.-vTLY ENLAKOED. Bs'JI. A. Hahe, M.1>., Clinical rrofesi^or of Diseases of Chiktren, University of Pennsylvania, i>enionstrator of TJierapeutles and Instinctor in Phxsical Diagnosis in the Medical Deparhnent. and In.struetor in J'hysioio.i;y in the Jiiological Department, of the University- of J'enusylvania, etc., etc- No. 2.—Essentials of Surgery. Containing also, Surgieai Landviarks, Minor and Operative Surgery, and a Cainplete Deseription, together with full illns- tration of the IJandkerehief and Roller Bandage. yKCOND KuiTiON, ^^•TT^ NHSETY Illustrations, liy Edward JNIartin, jM. D., iriStrnctoi- in (ij^'-rative Snrgery and Lecturer on JNIinor Surgery, University of Fenns^•l^■:^lia : Surgeon to the ()ut-Paticnt«' Department of the Children's Hospital, and Suigical Kegister of the Philadtilphia Hospital, etc., etc. No. 3.—Essentials of Anatomy, including, ]'isce^ai Anatomy, based UPON THE LAST EDITION OP (iRAY. SECOND EDITION. Ovcr t luce hundri-il and lifty p:iges, with on(; hundred and seventeen Illustrations. Uy Cha.s. JJ. Nancredk, M.' D., Professor of Surgery and Clinical Surgery- in the ITniversit^- of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Corresponding Member of the Koyal Academy of Medicine, Koine, ItJily; Laic Surgeon Jclfcrsou Medical College, etc., etc. No. 4.—Essentialsof Medical Chemistry, organic and inorganic, contain- ing also Duestions on Medical Phy.sics, Chemical Phy-iology, Analyiical Pro- cesses, Urin:ilysisandToxicok»gy. fourth thousand. P.y liAWUENCF. Wolpe, ]\l.l>.. Demonstrator of Chemistrv, jellersou Medical College; Visiling Thysician to (kirrnau Jlospilal of Philadelphia; Member of rhiladdithia College oi I'liar- macy, etc., etc. No. 5.—Essentials of Obstetrics, illustratkd. Four.TUTTioirsAND. i;y ^\. i.astrrly Ashton, M. D., l)<'.n)onstrator of Clinicat Obstctricsin the .fetlersc.n Medical Coll<!gc,, and Chief of CUnics for Diseases of Women in the JefTersou Medical Hospital, etc., etc. No. 6.—Essentials of Pathology and Morbid Anatomy. iiiusirat( 1 I'.yC. K. ARMANI) SKwrLic, P..A., M.P,. Cantab., L.S.A., M.lt.C.P., I>ond., I'hysi ian 10 the Nort,h<;asteru Hospital for Children, Hackney; Professor o I Vocal md Aural Physiology and Exaniiuerin Acoustics at Trinity College, London,