Practical Remarks On the New Operation for the Cure of Strabismus Or Squinting

"Practical Remarks On the New Operation for the Cure of Strabismus Or Squinting" (1840) offers a fascinating glimpse into the early history of ophthalmic surgery. Written by Edward Wilson Duffin, this text details the surgical techniques employed to correct strabismus, commonly known as squinting, during the 19th century.

This historical document provides valuable insights into the development of surgical procedures and the understanding of eye disorders in the pre-antiseptic era. It will appeal to those interested in medical history, the evolution of surgical practices, and the history of ophthalmology.

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