Opinions on the causes and effects of the disease denominated tic douloureux; deduced from practical observations of its supposed origin in lateral pressure, distortion, or undue contact in the teeth. But more particularly those nearest the maxillary sinus, and thence conveying its distressing sensations to the more distant extremities of the system. With annexed cases ... as also a ... mode of ascertainment and cure / By Charles Bew.

  • Bew, Charles.
Date:
1824

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Opinions on the causes and effects of the disease denominated tic douloureux; deduced from practical observations of its supposed origin in lateral pressure, distortion, or undue contact in the teeth. But more particularly those nearest the maxillary sinus, and thence conveying its distressing sensations to the more distant extremities of the system. With annexed cases ... as also a ... mode of ascertainment and cure / By Charles Bew. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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