An edition of On the surgical treatment of morbid growths within the larynx (1853)

On the surgical treatment of morbid growths within the larynx

illustrated by an original case and statistical observations, elucidating their nature and forms

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An edition of On the surgical treatment of morbid growths within the larynx (1853)

On the surgical treatment of morbid growths within the larynx

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Collins
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English
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29

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Larynx, Tumors, Neoplasms

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On the surgical treatment of morbid growths within the larynx: illustrated by an original case and statistical observations, elucidating their nature and forms
1853, Collins
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Presented to the American Medical Association, May, 1853.

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Pagination
29 p., tables, frontis. (col.)
Number of pages
29

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OL44935540M
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41241432

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