The Compleat Pediatrician: Howland Awardee Henry Lewis Barnett

The Compleat Pediatrician

As a critical review it is somewhat less satisfactory, for many topics are mentioned but casually or receive but scant attention, a defect clearly unavoidable in the preparation of a text meant primarily to be practical. Nevertheless, it represents a treatment of the subject that will prove most useful. Much could be done to make the index more helpful, and the lack of an index of the many auth...

The Compleat Pediatrician

Davison m ? and Pediatricians. By Wilburt C. s,ty Press, DuVhDam%?D' 1934' ?Uke Un'Ver" The Captation rJf3+k . ^his remarkable compilation is an by Jza?j_ Wolf PaSe of the Corn-pleat Angler the two hnni^^3, and the resemblance between the author n-ot stop there. It is easy to picture have hnrf u-c. +a lsc'Plp of the gentle art and he must iln apnrnnriot ???Ue hi his cheek when he chose such 3s ...

The Compleat Pediatrician

The second edition of The Compleat Pediatrician was reviewed favorably irn the YALE JOURNAL OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE in October, 1938. A third edition of this unique pediatric manual is now at hand. To keep "symptoms and signs as clues" and therapeutic procedures in pediatric practice abreast of the facts and experience acquired during the past three years, it has been necessary to make changes ...

The Compleat Edition

The nature of a scholarly edition, as of any bibliographical tool, is determined by the historical, technical, social and rhetorical dimensions of the genre. This situatedness puts constrains of the force of scholarly editions: what they can and what they can not do. Claims have been made for the potent reproductive force of scholarly editions, as well as for the making of massive digital facsi...

The Compleat Pediatrician Practical, Diagnostic, Therapeutic and Preventive Pediatrics. For the Use of Medical Students, Internes, General Practitioners and Pediatricians