Scrofula: its nature, causes, and treatment; and on the prevention and eradication of the strumous diathesis / [William Tyler Smith].

  • Smith, W. Tyler (William Tyler), 1815-1873.
Date:
1844
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Credit: Scrofula: its nature, causes, and treatment; and on the prevention and eradication of the strumous diathesis / [William Tyler Smith]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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