A System of Practical Surgery, Vol 2 With Numerous Explanatory Plates, the Drawings After Nature Classic Reprint

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Cartilaginous Sarcoma of the Manama, T uberculated Mamma, Cystic Sarcoma of Mamma, Pancreatic Sarcoma of Mamma, Hydatid Mamma, Scrofulous Mamma, Ecchymosis of Mamma, Irritable Mamma, N euromatous Tumour of Mamma, Ca1cinoma of Mamma, Medullary Sarcoma of Mamma, Operation of Excision of the Manama, diseases and accidents OF the skull and brain, In} aries and Diseases of the Scalfi, Incised Wounds of Scalp, Lacerated Wounds of Scalp, Contused Wounds of Scalp, Punctured Wounds of Scalp, Ecchymosed Tumour of Scalp, Peculiar Disease of Pericranium, Compression of the Brain, Compression of the Brain from Dep1essed Bone, Operation of Trephining, Compression from Extravasatien of Blood, Concussion, Compression and Concussion contrasted, Peculiarities in the Symptbms of Compression and Con cussion, Inflammation and Suppuration of the Membranes of the Brain, Death of the Cranium, Puffy Tumour, Affections Supervening to Cdmpression, Concussion, Death of the Cranium, and Trephining, Inflammation of the Brain, or Phrenitis, Fungus, or Hernia Cerebri, Apoplexy, Drunkenness, Operation of using the Stomach Pump, Paralysis, Convulsions, Acute Hydrocephalus, Chronic Hydrocephalus, H ydro-rachitis, T umoui's of the Brain, Tumours of the Dura Mater.

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