[BOOK][B] The Food Tract, Its Ailments and Disease of the Peritoneum
AL Blackwood - 1900 - books.google.com
AL Blackwood
1900•books.google.comTHIS work, brief, simple, but practical, has been prepared and is presented to the general
practitioner as a result of the author's observation in private, clinical and hospital practice.
The aim in its preparation has been to render a discussion of the ailments of the" Food Tract"
in as practical a manner as is possible. An endeavor has been made to introduce as much of
the modern methods of treatment as is possible in a manual of this size, while theories and
methods of the treatment still unproven have been omitted. The importance of etiology …
practitioner as a result of the author's observation in private, clinical and hospital practice.
The aim in its preparation has been to render a discussion of the ailments of the" Food Tract"
in as practical a manner as is possible. An endeavor has been made to introduce as much of
the modern methods of treatment as is possible in a manual of this size, while theories and
methods of the treatment still unproven have been omitted. The importance of etiology …
THIS work, brief, simple, but practical, has been prepared and is presented to the general practitioner as a result of the author's observation in private, clinical and hospital practice.
The aim in its preparation has been to render a discussion of the ailments of the" Food Tract" in as practical a manner as is possible. An endeavor has been made to introduce as much of the modern methods of treatment as is possible in a manual of this size, while theories and methods of the treatment still unproven have been omitted. The importance of etiology, pathology and diagnosis have each been duly considered, while more than a corresponding amount of space has been devoted to the subject of tried and verified methods of treatment.
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