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An American Text-Book Of Pathology For The Use of Students and Practitioners of Medicine and SurgeryPDF|Epub|txt|kindle电子书版本网盘下载
- Ludvig Hektoen and David Riesman 著
- 出版社： W.B.Saunders & Company.
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- 出版时间：1901
- 标注页数：578页
- 文件大小：189MB
- 文件页数：580页
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INTRODUCTION＆By LEWELLYS F．BARKE,M．B．,Professor and Head of Department of Anatomy in the University of Chicago and in Rush Medical College．17
GENERAL MORBID PROCESSES＆By LUDVIG HEKTOEN,M．D．,Professor of Pathology in Rush Medical College,in affiliation with the University of Chicago．37
TUMORS＆By A．P．OHLMACHER,M．D．,Professor of Pathology,Northwestern University Medical School,Chicago;Director of the Pathologic Laboratory of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics,Gallipolis,Ohio．161
PATHOGENIC MICROPARASITES＆By A．P．OHLMACHER,M．D．,Professor of Pathology,Northwestern University Medical School,Chicago;Director of the Pathologic Laboratory of the Ohio Hospital for Epileptics,Gallipolis,Ohio．226
ANIMAL PARASITES＆By LOUIS J．MITCHELL,M．D．,Professor of Anatomy in the Medical Department of the University of Illinois．326
INTOXICATIONS＆By VICTOR C．VAUGHAN,M．D．,Ph．D．,Sc．D．,LL．D．,Professor of Hygiene in the University of Michigan,and Dean of the Department of Medicine and Surgery;Member of the Association of American Physicians,of the German Chemical Society,and Honorary Member of the French and Hungarian Societies of Hygiene．352
THE GENERAL PATHOLOGY OF FEVER＆By WILLIAM S．CARTER,M．D．,Professor of Physiology and Hygiene in the University of Texas;formerly Assistant Professor of Comparative Physiology and Demonstrator of Physiology,University of Pennsylvania;Fellow of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia．399
TERATOLOGY＆By HENRY F．LEWIS,A．B．(Harv．),M．D．,Associate in Obstetrics and Gynecology in Rush Medical College;Assistant Obstetrician to the Presbyterian Hospital,Chicago．416
THE BLOOD AND THE BLOOD-MAKING ORGANS＆By RICHARD C．CABOT,M．D．,Assistant in Clinical Medicine,Harvard Medical School;Physician to Out Patients at the Massachusetts General Hospital．447
THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM＆By A．A．STEVENS,M．D．,Professor of Pathology,Woman＇s Medical College of Pennsylvania;Lecturer on Physical Diagnosis,University of Pennsylvania;Visiting Physician to the Episcopal and St．Agnes Hospitals,Philadelphia．496
THE NERVOUS SYSTEM＆By JOSEPH COLLINS,M．D．,Professor of Nervous and Mental Diseases in the Post-Graduate Medical School;Visiting Physician to the City Hospital;Consulting Neurologist to the Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled．555
THE OSSEOUS SYSTEM＆By LUDVIG HEKTOEN,M．D．,Professor of Pathology in Rush Medical College,in affiliation with the University of Chicago．662
THE VOLUNTARY MUSCLES,TENDONS,TENDON-SHEATHS,AND BURSAE＆By ALDRED SCOTT WARTHIN,Ph．D．,M．D．,Assistant Professor of Pathology in the University of Michigan．724
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM＆By ALBERT G．NICHOLLS,M．A．,M．D．,Lecturer in Pathology,McGill University;Assistant Pathologist to the Royal Victoria Hospital,Montreal．746
THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM＆By JOSEPH MCFARLAND,M．D．,Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology in the Medico-Chirurgical College,Philadelphia;Pathologist to the Philadelphia Hospital;Fellow of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia．834
THE DUCTLESS GLANDS＆By LUDVIG HEKTOEN,M．D．,Professor of Pathology in Rush Medical College,in affiliation with the University of Chicago．890
THE URINARY ORGANS＆By DAVID RIESMAN,M．D．,Professor of Clinical Medicine,Philadelphia Polyclinic;Instructor in Clinical Medicine,University of Pennsylvania;Visiting Physician to the Philadelphia Hospital．925
THE FEMALE GENITAL TRACT＆By H．D．BEYEA,M．D．,Associate Surgeon,Gynecean Hospital;Assistant in Gynecology,Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania;Instructor in Gynecology,University of Pennsylvania．1014
THE BREAST＆By J．COLLINS WARREN,M．D．,F．R．C．S．(Hon．),Professor of Surgery,Harvard University;Surgeon to the Massachusetts General Hospital．1080
THE SKIN＆By FRANK HUGH MONTGOMERY,M．D．,Associate Professor of Skin and Venereal Diseases,Rush Medical College,Chicago;Professor of Skin and Venereal Diseases,Chicago Clinical School;Dermatologist to the St．Elizabeth and St．Anthony Hospitals,Chicago．1092
THE EYE＆By WARD A．HOLDEN,A．M．,M．D．,Assistant Surgeon,Ophthalmic and Aural Institute;Assistant in the Eye Department of Vanderbilt Clinic;Ophthalmologist to the Long Island State Hospital．1160
THE EAR＆By JAMES A．SPALDING,M．D．,Member of the American Ophthalmological Society;Eye and Ear Surgeon to the Maine General Hospital．1207