A comprehensive, eighteenth‑century medical text that outlines a systematic approach to medicine.
This two‑volume work presents a broad view of medical theory and practice, including an extended preface and a structured plan for classifying diseases. It reflects the period’s efforts to organize knowledge into a coherent framework for students and practitioners.
The volume opens with general descriptions of the human body and its functions, then moves into the pathology of diseases. It lays out a formal scheme for organizing medical problems, drawing on classical classifications and showing how different disorders relate to one another. The work also includes practical discussion of fevers, symptoms, and the evolving methods used to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions. An appendix highlights competing classification systems, supplying a reference point for readers who study medical history and philosophy along with clinical practice.
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Ideal for readers of medical history, students exploring the roots of modern practice, and researchers interested in how 18th‑century physicians organized knowledge and guided treatment.
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