Essentials of pelvic diagnosis with illustrative cases : and an appendix on examination of blood, etc / by E. Stanmore Bishop Chas ... ... Chas. H. Melland.

  • E. Stanmore Bishop
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[1903]
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Credit: Essentials of pelvic diagnosis with illustrative cases : and an appendix on examination of blood, etc / by E. Stanmore Bishop Chas ... ... Chas. H. Melland. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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