Remote Consequences Of Injuries Of Nerves, And Their Treatment: An Examination Of The Present Condition Of Wounds Received 1863-65, With Additional Il

Based on his experiences treating Civil War soldiers, John Kearsley Mitchell explores the recovery and rehabilitation of nerve injuries. This 19th-century guide remains valuable to medical professionals and students today, as it offers insight into the treatment of traumatic conditions associated with neurological injuries.

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