A manual of obstetric practice : for students and practitioners / by A. Dührssen ; translated and edited from the 6th amended and enlarged ed., by John W. Taylor and Frederick Edge.

  • Dührssen, Jacob Alfred, 1862-1933.
Date:
1897
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Credit: A manual of obstetric practice : for students and practitioners / by A. Dührssen ; translated and edited from the 6th amended and enlarged ed., by John W. Taylor and Frederick Edge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Leeds Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Leeds Library.

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    By the same Author and Translators. A MANUAL OF GYNECOLOGICAL PRACTICE FOR STUDENTS AND PRACTITIONERS. With 120 Illustra- tions. Crown 8vo, 6s. PRESS NOTICES. We congratulate the authors on their successful translation of this little book, whereby the English student has, at last, placed within his grasp a small but nevertheless excellent gynaecological work,—the best, we have no hesitation in saying, of its size in the language.—Dublin Journal of Medical Science. This is a good translation of a concise and reliable German manual of gynaecology .... the operative treatment of uterine displacements is particularly well described.—Edinburgh Medical Journal. The illustrations are numerous and good ; and those in the chapters on Genital Atresia and Prolapse of the Uterus are particularly to be commended.—Liverpool Medico-Chirurgical Journal. This conveniently portable, clearly printed, well illustrated manual will commend itself to practitioners and especially to those with gynceco- logical predilections. It will prove of great value to advanced students and practitioners, and may be safely taken as a gui'le to the elements of the well-digeste 1 practice of modern gynaecology.—British Gyno'co- iogical Journal. London: H. K. Lf.wis, 136 GowEn Street, W.C.