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Excerpt from An Introduction to Practical Bacteriology: A Guide for Students and General PractitionersIn a recent and most valuable article in which this topic comes up for consideration, Prof. Knapp.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digit...

Excerpt from Recent Advances in Their Anatomy, Their Ology, Pathology, Diagnosis and TreatmentShortly after the appearance of my Diseases Of the Heart and Aorta, in 1905, I began to issue a series Of monographs as succes sive addenda to the volume. They included a number Of topics that were gradually and deservedly coming into prominence. Or required recasting in the light Of newer experience. These mono graphs have now been revised and are pr...

Excerpt from A Manual of HistologyFor some years past there has been a general demand among the members of our profession for a manual of Histol ogy, summarizing, in concise and plain language, our present knowledge in this fundamental branch of medicine. It is true many books have been written on the subject, but their great brevity, on the one hand, or an unnecessary diffuseness on the other, have prevented them from meeting with acceptance ...

Excerpt from A Manual of HistologyFor some years past there has been a general demand among the members of our profession for a manual of Histol ogy, summarizing, in concise and plain language, our present knowledge in this fundamental branch of medicine. It is true many books have been written on the subject, but their great brevity, on the one hand, or an unnecessary diffuseness on the other, have prevented them from meeting with acceptance ...

Excerpt from Recent Advances in Their Anatomy, Their Ology, Pathology, Diagnosis and Treatment Shortly after the appearance of my "Diseases of the Heart and Aorta, " in 1905, I began to issue a series of monographs as successive addenda to the volume. They included a number of topics that were gradually and deservedly coming into prominence, or required recasting in the light of newer experience. These monographs have now been revised and are...

Excerpt from An Introduction to Practical Bacteriology: A Guide for Students and General Practitioners As prefatory to this subject, I think it advisable to reproduce some of the points of a paper read in Philadelphia, before the International Medical Con gress, of 1876, partly because certain conclusions were there maintained in the section on sanitary sci ence, before which the topic was discussed, and be cause they were further sustained b...