Elements of General and Pathological Anatomy: Presenting a View of the Present State of Knowledge in These Branches of Science (Classic Reprint)

David Craigie

ISBN 10: 0266580343 / ISBN 13: 9780266580348

Published by Forgotten Books, 2019

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• Title: Elements of General and Pathological Anatomy: Presenting a View of the Present State of Knowledge in These Branches of Science (Classic Reprint)
• Publisher: Forgotten Books
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0266580343
• ISBN 13: 9780266580348
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Excerpt from Elements of General and Pathological Anatomy: Presenting a View of the Present State of Knowledge in These Branches of Science

It is almost superfluous to enter into any detailed account of the principles on which this work is composed. In describing both the sound and morbid states of the different organic tissues, I have in general indicated the sources of my information. On the subject of the normal or healthy states, without neglecting the labours of previous authors, it has been my study to give accurate descriptions of the objects from frequent and careful personal dissection. What ever I have stated on my own authority has been from repeated and rather elaborate examination; and if I have erred or misrepresent ed, it is not from carelessness or indifference in the endeavour to insure accuracy.

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