Publisher's Synopsis
This classic work of medical literature provides a comprehensive overview of surgical practices in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Written by Benjamin Bell, a pioneering Scottish surgeon, this volume covers topics ranging from amputations to obstetrics, offering valuable insight into medical practices of the time. Although some of its techniques and theories may seem outdated today, this book remains an important historical document and a testimony to the brilliance of its author.
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