 ... practice. Therefore, a work which places before the physician in convenient form an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce upon The Value of a Discovery or of a Method of Treatment cannot but command his highest appreciation....  Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal - Side 3261895Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | 1898 - 1016 sider
...persons competent to pronounce upon the value of a discovery, or of a method of treatment, can not but command his highest appreciation. It is this critical...function that will be assumed by the editorial staff of "Saunders' American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery," in reviewing not only recent monographs and... | |
 | 1893 - 530 sider
...Teachers. This is to be a work which places before the physician in convenient form an epitomizatiou of literature by persons competent to pronounce upon...value of a discovery or of a method of treatment. It is the special purpose of the editor, whose experience peculiarly qualifies him for the preparation... | |
 | 1896 - 606 sider
...his practice. Therefore, a work which places before the physician in convenient form an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce upon the Value of a Discovery or a Method of Treatment can not but command his highest appreciation. It is this critical and judicial... | |
 | James Nevins Hyde - 1895 - 672 sider
...his practice. Therefore, a work which places before the physician in convenient form an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce...be assumed by the Editorial staff of the " American YearHook of Medicine and Surgery." It is the special purpose of the Editor, whose experience peculiarly... | |
 | 1895 - 508 sider
...January 1, 1896. It will be a work which places before the physician in convenient form an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce...value of a discovery or of a method of treatment, and this can not but command bis highest appreciation. It is this critical and judicial function that... | |
 | 1896 - 570 sider
...information. Therefore, a work which places before the physician in convenient form an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce...the "American Year-Book of Medicine and Surgery." These reviews will not simply be a series of undigested abstracts indiscriminately run together, nor... | |
 | Arthur Clarkson - 1896 - 804 sider
...practice. Therefore, a work which places before the physician in convenient form .§ an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce...the " American Year-Book ^ of Medicine and Surgery." g It is the special purpose of the Editor, whose experience peculiarly qualifies 8 him for the preparation... | |
 | William Alexander Newman Dorland - 1896 - 812 sider
...literature by persons competent to pronounce upon 8 The Value of a Discovery or of a Method of Treatment 2. cannot but command his highest appreciation. It is...the Editor, whose experience peculiarly qualifies SL him for the preparation of this work, not only to review the contributions to ("5 American journals,... | |
 | Louis Charles Cherot Boisliniere - 1896 - 428 sider
...literature by persons competent to pronounce upon 5 The Value of a Discovery or of a Method of Treatment 2. cannot but command his highest appreciation. It is...the " American YearBook of Medicine and Surgery." t? It is the special purpose of the Editor, whose experience peculiarly qualifies » him for the preparation... | |
 | George Edmund De Schweinitz - 1896 - 722 sider
...practice. Therefore, a work which places before the physician in convenient form 4g an epitomization of this literature by persons competent to pronounce...The Value of a Discovery or of a Method of Treatment v cannot but command his highest appreciation. It is this critical and judicial •- function that... | |
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