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An essay, explanatory of a method whereby cancerous ulceration may be stopped, by the formation of crusts, and granulating margins : together with observations and directions, for the treatment of other analogous diseases, and diseases states, consequent to, and attendant upon cancerous ulceration

Name: An essay, explanatory of a method whereby cancerous ulceration may be stopped, by the formation of crusts, and granulating margins : together with observations and directions, for the treatment of other analogous diseases, and diseases states, consequent to, and attendant upon cancerous ulceration
Author: Farr, William

by Farr, William 1828G General

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Story by: Farr, William, Royal College of Surgeons of England

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A digitised book or periodical from a research library. Written or issued by Farr, William. Published 1828. London : Printed for Messrs. Wightman and Cramp. Catalogued under: Neoplasms, therapy.

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An essay, explanatory of a method whereby cancerous ulceration may be stopped, by the formation of crusts, and granulating margins : together with observations and directions, for the treatment of other analogous diseases, and diseases states, consequent to, and attendant upon cancerous ulceration

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