Diseases Of The Stomach, Intestines, And Pancreas

The Stomach, Intestines and Pancreas

This book is intended for both physicians and surgeons. It bears out the general idea of the Editor that "the dividing line between their respective provinces is every where purely arbitrary, and in no department is their ready cooperation more necessary than in that of diseases of the digestive tract." It is printed in a clear large type and the book is not a large one. The various diseases ar...

Lectures on Diseases of the Stomach and Intestines

diseases, and of the most recent methods in diagnosis and treatment. The book includes also " the gastro-intestinal clinic," in which all such diseases are separately considered. The contents are divided up into four sections, containing 82 chapters, and interspersed with 112 illustrations. Part I. is made up of three lectures giving the anatomic, physiologic, clinic, and diagnostic data. Part ...

Diseases of the Intestines and Peritoneum

Among the many valuable contributions to medicine made by the Vienna School, the Encyclopaedia of Medicine edited by Professor Nothnagel takes a prominent place, and among the monographs it contains the present from the pen of the editor himself, is worthy of the reputation of its author who has been eminently successful iu giving what he aimed at a clear and ? comprehensive account of disease....

Diseases of the Stomach

On page 55 the introduction of small calories is confusing to the reader. There is an excellent account of the anatomy and physiology of the stomach, and the two chapters on diet in health and disease will be found very useful. The author has devoted two chapters to the general symptoms of stomach diseases and their mode of production, which make for clearness, although they involve some little...

Diseases of the Stomach