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The diaphragm (fig. 1) after Haller, the pharynx, seen from the back and the larynx seen from the front (figs 2-3), after Duverney, and the larynx seen from the back and open and from the side (figs 4-5), after Eustachius. Engraving by Benard, late 18th century.

Diaphragm, pharynx and foot dissections: seventeen figures. Line engraving by P. Rothwell, 1789, after J. Wandelaer after B.S. Albinus.

Muscles of the pharynx, viewed from the back and side, and separated. Colour mezzotint by J. F. Gautier d'Agoty after himself, 1745-1746.

The use of the laryngoscope in diseases of the throat : with an appendix on rhinoscopy / by Morell Mackenzie.

Tuberculose du système lymphatique pharyngocervical / par H. Guillon [and others] ; avec la collaboration de M. Oury.

Your nose, throat and ears : their health and care / by L.W. Oaks and H.G. Merrill.

Miscellany: French language material, 19th-20th centuries

'Cardiospasm' -- megaloesophagus -- 'Achalasia' of the cardia, etc. Spasmodic stricture and dilation of oesophagus ('Idiopathic dilation')

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The use of the laryngoscope in diseases of the throat : with an appendix on rhinoscopy / by Morell Mackenzie.

Tuberculose du système lymphatique pharyngocervical / par H. Guillon [and others] ; avec la collaboration de M. Oury.

Your nose, throat and ears : their health and care / by L.W. Oaks and H.G. Merrill.

Miscellany: French language material, 19th-20th centuries

'Cardiospasm' -- megaloesophagus -- 'Achalasia' of the cardia, etc. Spasmodic stricture and dilation of oesophagus ('Idiopathic dilation')