Title: An Abridgement of Practical Medicine and Allied Sciences
Author: J. Candor McLaughlin, M.D.
Copyright: The J. F. Janisch Supply House, 1926, 5^th edition

Sample Contents:

“This little volume embraces in condensed form the entire realm of medical science—Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, Surgery, Materia-Medica and Therapeutics, Histology, Pathology, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Rhinology, Otology, Bacteriology, Hygiene, Medical Jurisprudence, Laryncology, and Practice of Medicine—with a completeness that has cost the author several years of unremitting toil and arduous painstaking.”

This book is a mini medical dictionary.

Book Condition: fair, slight wear to outside cover. 696 pages, 5x3 in.

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