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On the treatment of stone in the bladder by medical and mechanical means / by R. Willis.

  • Robert Willis
Date:
1842
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Credit: On the treatment of stone in the bladder by medical and mechanical means / by R. Willis. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    November, 1841. LIBRAIRIE SCIENTIFIQUE ANGLAISE, FRANCAISE ET ALLEMANDE. Bert H. BAILLIERE, BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER, FOREIGN BOOKSELLER TO THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN LONDON, AND TO THE ROYAL SOCIETY, 219, REGENT STREET, LONDON. H. B. continues to receive a weekly parcel from France, containing the newest Works in Scientific and General Literature, which he delivers at one shilling for one JSranc on the advertised price at Paris. He begs to acquaint his friends and the patrons of German Scientific Works, that he is now able to supply German Works and Period- cals every month at the rate of four shillings the rix dollar. P THE ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BODY, BY J. CRUVEILHIER, Professor of Anatomy to the Faculty or Medicine of Paris. SEconpD EpITION in 1 thick vol. 8vo. This Edition will be published with the Author’s sanction, and will appear at the same time as the Paris Edition in the course of next spring. aE A ee Pee ATLAS ILLUSTRATIVE TO THE ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BODY of M. J. CRUVEILHIER, Professor of Anatomy to the Faculty of Medicine, Paris. Drawn from Nature by M. C. Breau, with description by M. G. Bonamy, M.D. This At/as will consist altogether of 200 plates small 4to._ Each Number containing four plates with descriptions will appear regularly in Monthly parts from 1 November, 184l, till the completion. Price 2s, 6d. plain, coloured 5s. : Extract froma letter of Professor Cruveilhier to H. Bailliare, dated, Paris, June 10, 1841. “ Je déclare que les Planches sont extrémement remarquables par leur exactitude, et par les soins avec lesquelles elles sont exécutées, je me propose d’y renvoyer toujours dans (LA 2° £p1- TION DE) MON ANATOMIE DESCRIPTIVE !” (Signed) J. CRUVEILHIER. ‘This Atlas will be particularly referred to in the Seconp Epitrion of M. CRUVEILHIER’S Anatomise Descriptive, which will shortly appear in English, as above. - ELEMENTS OF CENERAL AND MINUTE ANATOMY OF MAN AND THE MAMMALIA, Principally after the original Observations, BY F. GERBER, Professor in the University of Bern. With an Appendix embracing Researches on the Blood, Chyle, Lymph, Tnbercular Matter, Epithelial Corpuscles, &c. &c. BY GEORGE GULLIVER, Esq. F.R.S. In ] vol. 8vo. with an atlas of 30 plates, engraved by L. Aupous. Cloth boards, 24s, 1842. THE PRINCIPLES OF SURCERY, \ BY JAMES SYME, Professor of Clinical Surgery to the University of Edinburgh, and Surgeon in ordinary to the Queen. Third Edition, much enlarged, and Illustrated with Plates and many Wood-Cuts in the Text. lvol. 8vo. Will appear in January 1842. NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN. BY JAMES COWLES PRICHARD M.D. F.R.S. M.R.LA. Corresponding Member of the Institute of France, In 1 vol. royal 8vo. Illustrated with many Coloured Plates, engraved on steel, and interspersed with numerous Wood-cuts. This Work will be published in Parts, the First Number to appear on the Ist of January, 1842. OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT, ; MEDICAL AND MECHANICAL, OF STONE IN THE BLADDER. it By R. WILLIS, M.D. In a small volume 8vo. preparing for publication,