Editor David W Cheever (1 results)
Published by David Clapp & Son, 1868
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: Good. Softcover. String bound. General wear to extremities. Some scattered staining. A few pin holes, possible from worming. Interior pages are clean and unmarked. Articles published in this issue are: Nitrous Oxide Gas for surgical purposes in 1848, Cases of Malignant Pustule, A Case of Tetanus and Reports… from Hospitals, Medical Societies, and Bibliographical Notices, as well as, an editorial titled, Simplicity in Surgical Dressings. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, now known as the New England Journal of Medicine, is an American medical journal first published in 1828. Its first issue (volume 1, number 1) was dated February 19, 1828. This volume is the second in the new series numbering was introduced in parallel in January, 1868 and dropped after 1872. The series started publishing under New England Journal of Medicine name in February 1928.
