Manual of Pathological Anatomy

Manual of Anatomy

a volume. The matter has been well selected, the diction is terse and simple, the numerous illustrations are quite as good as in any English text-book, and one cannot help thinking that this book will prove a serious rival to the much more bulky works, such as Gray, Morris, &c., and we shall indeed be surprised if a successful career does not await this book, if the second volume be as good as ...

Manual of Practical Anatomy

Manual of Anatomy

Buchanan's Manual of Anatomy

Manual of Practical Anatomy

methods for the removal of diseased tonsils-with the guillotine and by dissection, are fully described; but the surgeon is wisely left to make his own choice after consideration of the circumstances of the case. Considerable changes have been made in the chapter on affections of the trachea and bronchi; and abscess, bronchiectasis, neoplasms, and the technique of lipiodol injections, are descri...