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Condición: Good. - Quarto, 12 inches high by 9 inches wide. Hardcover, marbled boards backed with a black leather spine, titled in gilt on the spine with later paper labels. All edges are marbled. The covers are rubbed and the leather is splitting along portions of the joints. [4] & 512 pages, with occasional textual illustrations. Issued separately, and later bound, there is a light horizontal crease to the middle of the pages. There is offsetting to the endpapers and pastedowns, occasional minor foxing and the edges of the pages are lightly darkened. Good. From the collection of Dr. Gassner [Baonssarzt ?] with his name penned at the top of the front endpaper and with his initials and further annotation penned in a calligraphic hand in the middle of that leaf.Among the contents of the 53 issues are Hermann Nothnagel's experiments on rabbits that show chloroform and ether may produce fatty changes in the liver, heart and kidneys. Also included is the first reported case of infantile splenic anaemia by Dr. Gretzel, assistant to Dr. Wilhelm Griesinger. In 1866 Gretzel encountered a ten month old child with anaemia and an enlargement of the spleen. He suggested that the disease in question was not leukaemia. Griesinger suggested the name "splenic anaemia". The physiologist Leonard Landois, a pioneer in the study of blood transfusions, together with the neurologist Albert Eulenburg, contributes seven articles under the title "Experimentelle und praktische Beitrage zur Transfusion des Blutes". Dr. Hermann Beigel contributes a series of three articles on hypodermic injections. Dr. Hugo von Ziemssen contributes four articles on the value of galvanic currents in medicine.…