The nature of inflammation, and the principles on which it should be treated, examined from a common sense point of view
By: by Thomas Inman. To which is added, A history of atheroma in arteries, its nature and alliances, showing the bond of union between consumption, aneurism, apoplexy, scrofula, and fatty degenerations of the heart and other organs
Contributors: Royal College of Surgeons of England
Publisher: Henry Greenwood, printer
Published: 1860
Place of publication: Liverpool
Language: eng
Number of pages: 62
Subjects: Inflammation; Arteriosclerosis
Other titles: History of atheroma in arteries.
Notes: 2nd pt. has separate t.p.: A history of atheroma in arteries, being a description of the changes that take place in the arteries, the heart, the capillaries, and elsewhere, and an attempt to shew that there is a strong bond of union between cerebral hoemorrhage and softening, senile gangroene, aneurism, hoemoptysis, consumption, and scrofula generally, concluding with a consideration of the plan of treatment, suggested by the theories &c. advanced.

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