treatise on the fistula of the anus
Subtitle: written originally in Latin
By: by John Astruc.  To which are added, several valuable pieces upon the same subject, collected from the writings of Fabricius ab Aquapendente, Peter de Marchettis, and others the most celebrated surgeons and operators of their time.  Adorned with a copper-plate, describing a new instrument for performing the operation on the fistula of the anus, when it is incomplete.  Invented by John Freke.
Contributors: Barrowby, William, 1682-1751
Publisher: J. Brotherton
Published: 1738
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 199
Subjects: Anal fistula.
Notes: "The translator's preface" signed: W. Barrowby, Jun.

"A treatise on fistulae ...  Extracted from the works of Fabricius ab Aqua Pendente, 1737" (p. [39]-66), "A treatise on the fistulae of the anus ... by Peter De Marchettis" (p. [67]-106), "Mr. Wiseman's method of treating fistulae of the anus" (p. [107]-154), and "The several methods of performing the operation for the fistula of the anus, extracted from the works of ... Messieurs Dionis, Garengeot, and Vauguion" (p. [155]-196) have each special t.p.

Ex libris Joseph Lister.

With the bookplate of James Stewart Denholm.