Smith, H: Practical Lessons in Gynæcology -

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Excerpt from Practical Lessons in Gyn?cology: A Handbook for Physicians

OF big books on Diseases of Women there is no end. They are for the most part valuable in their way, and are necessary for the complete elucidation of this most important subject, both as to its literature and as putting the student in possession of the various teach ings of many different schools. Their very size, how ever, and a certain want of system in their arrange ment, often preclude their being largely used as books of immediate reference.

My object in the. Present work has been to present the busy practitioner with a book systematically ar ranged, burdened with no discussions ou vexed ques tions of pathology, and giving at a glance the salient points of diagnosis and treatment with clearness and brevity.

The contents are arranged on the basis of the nomenclature of the Royal College of Physicians, rendering reference to any particular disease easy, while there are added a list of Remedies and a com prehensive Index, which, it is hoped, may be found useful.

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