An essay, explanatory of a method whereby cancerous ulceration may be stopped, by the formation of crusts, and granulating margins : together with observations and directions, for the treatment of other analogous diseases, and diseases states, consequent to, and attendant upon cancerous ulceration / by William Farr.

  • Farr, William.
Date:
1828
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Credit: An essay, explanatory of a method whereby cancerous ulceration may be stopped, by the formation of crusts, and granulating margins : together with observations and directions, for the treatment of other analogous diseases, and diseases states, consequent to, and attendant upon cancerous ulceration / by William Farr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    AN ESSAY, '^^ / EXPLANATORY OF A METHOD WHEREBY CANCEROUS ULCERATION MAY BE STOPPED, BY THE ' FORMATION OF CRUSTS, AND GRANULATING MARGINS; TOGETHER WITH OBSERVATIONS AND DIRECTIONS, FOR THE ^TREATMENT OF OTHER ANALOGOUS DISEASES, AND DISEASED ^TES, CONSEQUENT TO, AND ATTENDANT UPON ANCEROUS ULCERATION. BY WILLIAM FARR, THR CANCER INSTITUTION, CHARLOTTE STREET, BLOOMSBDBT ; AUTHOR OF TREATISES ON SCROFULA, AND OCCULT CANCER, &C. &C. Uontion: PRINTED FOR MESSRS. WIGHTMAN AND CRAMP, 24, PATERNOSTER ROW. 1828.