An edition of Acute hydrocephalus (1840)

Acute hydrocephalus

or water in the head, an inflammatory disease, and curable equally by the same means with other diseases of inflammation

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Acute hydrocephalus
David D. Davis, David D. Davis
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An edition of Acute hydrocephalus (1840)

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Printed by A. Waldie
Language
English
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126

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Hydrocephalus
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Acute hydrocephalus: or water in the head, an inflammatory disease, and curable equally by the same means with other diseases of inflammation
1840, Printed by A. Waldie
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Bound with: Warren, Edward. Boyleston Prize Dissertations, for the years 1838 and 1839 and George Roupell, A short treatise on typhus fever, both Philadelphia, Waldie, 1840.

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Philadelphia
Series
Dunglison's American medical library, Dunglison's American medical library
Other Titles
Water in the head

Classifications

Library of Congress
RC383.H9 D3

The Physical Object

Pagination
vi, [7]-126 p.
Number of pages
126

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL45500670M
LCCN
34029616
OCLC/WorldCat
9008977

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