Endemic Goitre Or Thyreocele Being the Thesis for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine of the University of Durham for Which the Gold Medal of the Year 1884 Was Awarded Together With Subsequently-Added Footnotes and Appendix

This medical thesis delves into the causes and treatment of endemic goitre, a condition caused by iodine deficiency that was prevalent in certain regions of England in the 19th century. With extensive research and analysis, Robinson's work is a valuable resource for medical historians and practitioners alike.

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