Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of three lectures by William Watson Cheyne explores the causes, symptoms, and treatments of suppuration and septic diseases. Cheyne's thorough examination of these conditions, based on his extensive practical experience, makes this volume a valuable resource for medical professionals and students. This book is an important historical text that offers insight into the medical practices of the late nineteenth century.
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