An abstract treatise on the stone in the gall-bladder, gravel, and stone or calculi in the kidneys or bladder
the formation of the bladder, with its use and action, also, the urine, of what composed, its properties and action on the bladder when in a diseased state, with its appearances and symptoms when these dreadful diseases are approaching or present : with a full description of the bile, cardialgia, or heart-burn, their origin and causes, the general symptoms, and great danger arising from neglect, which causes a violent vomiting and looseness, now called the cholera morbus : also, the full use and valuable properties of Dr. R. Barlow's lithontriptic, or dissolvent, for both prevention and cure : dedicated to the afflicted and enlightened public, and, for their easy comprehension, all technical terms in anatomy, physic, and medicine, which are unavoidably used, are fully explained : with a description of worms and their numerous symptoms
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- Royal College of Surgeons of England - Contributor
Publication
1833 - To be had at 64, Quadrant, Regent Street, and of all booksellers, London, No place, unknown, or undetermined
Language
English
Word Count
6,000 words, Guess
Page Count
24 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveb22432735
- Open LibraryOL26265808M
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