An edition of Essentials of neuropathology (1953)

Essentials of neuropathology

a brief account of the more common lesions of the nervous system, the mechanism of their formation and the course of their development.

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Cyril B. Courville, Cyril B. C ...
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An edition of Essentials of neuropathology (1953)

Essentials of neuropathology

a brief account of the more common lesions of the nervous system, the mechanism of their formation and the course of their development.

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San Lucas Press
Language
English
Pages
264

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Nervous system, Diseases

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Essentials of neuropathology: a brief account of the more common lesions of the nervous system, the mechanism of their formation and the course of their development.
1953, San Lucas Press
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Dewey Decimal Class
616.8
Library of Congress
RC347 .C6

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Pagination
264 p.
Number of pages
264

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OL6150141M
LCCN
54001333
OCLC/WorldCat
4781763

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