The anatomy of the central nervous organs in health and in disease / by Heinrich Obersteiner ; translated, with annotations and additions, from the third German edition, with all the alterations and corrections prepared by the author for the forthcoming fourth German edition by Alex Hill.

  • Obersteiner, Heinrich, 1847-1922.
Date:
1900
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Credit: The anatomy of the central nervous organs in health and in disease / by Heinrich Obersteiner ; translated, with annotations and additions, from the third German edition, with all the alterations and corrections prepared by the author for the forthcoming fourth German edition by Alex Hill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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