Forensic medicine and toxicology / by J. Dixon Mann.

Date:
1898
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Credit: Forensic medicine and toxicology / by J. Dixon Mann. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Professor By WILLIAM STIRLING, M.D., Sc.D., ill the Victoria University, llrnckcnbury Professor or Physiology and Histology in the Owen. rv.n„. Manchester; and Examiner in the Universities of Edinhurgliand LomhJn fa nd to? the Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons, England. THIRD EDITION, In Extra Crown 8uo, with Numerous Illustrations. Cloth 12s 6d PRACTICAL PHYSIOLOGY (Outlines of): A Manual for the Physiological Laboratory, INCLUDING CHEMICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY, WITH REFERENCE TO PRACTICAL MEDICINE. Part I.—Chemical Physiology. Part II.—Experimental Physiolog-y. *** In the T/Ard Edition, revised and enlarged, the number of Illustrations has been increased. Fig. 118.—Horizontal Myograph of Frcddricq. M, Glass plate, moving on the guides f, f; l, Lever; m, Muscle; p, e, e, Electrodes ; T, Cork plate ; a, Counterpoise to lever; R, Key in primary circuit. OPINIONS OP THE PRESS. “ The best students’ book on the subject, fuel of information, and capitallv illustrated.”— The Lancet. “ This valuable little manual. . . . The general conception of the book is excellent ; the arrangement of the exercises is all that can be desired ; the descriptions of experiments are clear, concise, and to the point.”—British Medical Journal. “ The student is enabled to perform for himself most of the experiments usually shown in a systematic course of lectures on physiology, and the practice thus obtained must prove in- valuable. . . . May be confidently recommended as a guide to the student of physiology, and. we doubt not, will also find its way into the hands of many of our scientific gnd medical practitioners.” —Glasgow Medical Journal. “ An exceedingly convenient Handbook of Experimental Physiology.”—Birmingham Medical Review.