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Clinical treatises on the pathology and therapy of disorders of metabolism and nutrition
1903, E. B. Treat
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- Authorized American ed., translated under the direction of Boardman Reed.
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I. Obesity, the indications for reduction cures [by Carl von Noorden]
II. Nephritis [by Carl von Noorden]
III. Membranous catarrh of the intestines (colica mucosa) by Carl von Noorden, with the collaboration of Carl Dapper.
IV. The acid autointoxications, by Prof. Dr. Carl von Noorden and Dr. Mohr.
V. Concerning the effects of saline waters (Kissingen, Homburg) on metabolism, by Carl von Noorden and Carl Dapper.
VI. Drink restriction (thirst-cures), particularly in obesity, by Carl von Noorden and Hugo Salomon.
VII. Diabetes mellitus, its pathological chemistry and treatment [by] Carl von Noorden]
VIII. Gout, by H. Strauss.
Edition Notes
Part 1-6 translated by A. C. Croftan; pt. 7, by Florence Buchanon and I. W. Hall; pt. 8, under the direction of N. B. Foster.
Part 7, Lectures delivered in the University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York, Herter Lectureship Foundation.
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