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Excerpt from Notes on the Surgery of the War in the Crimea: With Remarks on the Treatment of Gunshot WoundsThe hardships incident to a soldier's life fall equally on the surgeon as upon his comrades: and, besides the dangers of bat tle and exposure, he runs the risk of those epidemic diseases which devastate, armies, and which are the product of exciting causes, to which he has been as liable as any of those actually seized, and to the infecti...

Excerpt from Notes on the Surgery of the War in the Crimea: With Remarks on the Treatment of Gunshot WoundsThe hardships incident to a soldier's life fall equally on the surgeon as upon his comrades: and, besides the dangers of bat tle and exposure, he runs the risk of those epidemic diseases which devastate, armies, and which are the product of exciting causes, to which he has been as liable as any of those actually seized, and to the infecti...

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Excerpt from Outlines of Surgical DiagnosisThe diagnosis of a disease stands at the very threshold of our inquiries concerning it. In some cases we can recognize the affection at once. Its features are so clearly portrayed, that a glance suffices to reveal its nature, and even its stage of development, to those acquainted with the progress of such maladies. This, however, is far from being a usual circum stance. A long and attentive investigat...

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Excerpt from Outlines of Surgical DiagnosisThe diagnosis of a disease stands at the very threshold of our inquiries concerning it. In some cases we can recognize the affection at once. Its features are so clearly portrayed, that a glance suffices to reveal its nature, and even its stage of development, to those acquainted with the progress of such maladies. This, however, is far from being a usual circum stance. A long and attentive investigat...