Publisher's Synopsis
In this historic medical text, William T.G. Morton shares his knowledge and experience with administering the first successful public surgical anesthesia through inhalation of ether. This publication outlines the proper mode of administering sulphuric ether to achieve similar results, providing guidance for medical professionals during a time when anesthesia was a new and revolutionary concept.
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