PUBLISHED BY S. HIGHLEY, 32, FLEET STREET.
CLENDON ON EXTRACTION OF TEETH. 2nd Edit.
OBSERVATIONS ON THE EXTRACTION OF TEETH,
Being a practical Inquiry into the advantages and propriety attending the employment of properlyconstructed Forceps, and an Exposition of the dangers to which the use of the Key is liable.
By J. Chitty Clkndon, Surgeon-Dentist, 2nd edit, enlarged, Price 4s. fcap. 8vo, with Plates.
“ This little book, written in an excellent spirit, deserves to be examined by every person who gives advice on diseasesof the teeth, or operates upon them for their removal. We have never seen a more satisfactory literary production devoted toa single subject (the extraction) from the pen of a dentist.—In the present case we have a sound practical work, evidentlythe.result of a simple and sincere desire to be useful in the art, not hastily produced, but based on careful reflection and ex-perience, and well meriting the best cliaracter that can be given to it by a medical journalist.”— Lancet.
COOPER’S OSTEOLOGY.
LECTURES ON OSTEOLOGY, including the Ligaments which connect the Bonesof the Human Skeleton.
MORTIMER ON THE TEETH OF CHILDREN. 2nd Ed. \
OBSERVATIONS on the GROWTH and IRREGULARITIES of CHILDREN'S TEETH, jfollowed by Remarks and Advice on the Teeth in general. i
By W. H. Mortimer, late Surgeon Dentist to the British Embassy, Paris . Just Ready. |
PILCHER ON DISEASES, &c. OF THE EAR.
A TREATISE ON THE STRUCTURE, ECONOMY, AND DISEASES OF THE EAR.By George Pilcher, Senior Surgeon to the Surrey Dispensary.
A NKW AND IMPROVED EDITION,
In which an entirely new set of Plates is given, with additional Illustrations, 8vo, Price 12s.
The perusal of this work has afforded us much pleasure—A work was wanted to place the whole subject within the graspof all surgeons who choose to devote some little exclusive or particular study to the diseases of the Ear , and this has fairlynud well supplied the place.”— Johnson’s Med. Chir. Review.
BELL ON DISEASES, &c. OF THE TEETH.
THE ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND DISEASES OF THE TEETH.ByTaoMAs Bell, F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S.,
Lecturer on Diseases of the Teeth at Guy’s Hospital, and Professor of Zoology in King’s College.Second Edition, 8vo, Price 14s. Containing upwards of 100 Figures, illustrativeof the Structure, Growth, Diseases, &c., of the Teeth .
RAMSBOTFIAM’S OBSERVATIONS IN MIDWIFERY.
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS IN MIDWIFERY, with a selection of cases. ;; By John Ramsbotham, M.D. A New Edition, Enlarged and Revised. 1 vol. 8vo. Price 12s. i
“This is an excellent work, and well deserves a place in the first rank of practical treatises on the Obstetric Art. It is ;pleasing to read, neither repelling us by diffuseness or tediousness, nor ever admitting of our laying dowu the book dissatisfied ;, with what we may have read as an insufficient development of the subject. It is characterised throughout by the eloquenceof simplicity and plain good sense, and it has the inestimable merit of keeping perpetually close to the point.”—
Johnson's Med . Chir. Review.
! STOWE ’S CHART OF POISONS. 10 th Edit.
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: A Toxicological Chart, exhibiting at one view the Symptoms, Treatment, and mode of Detectingj the various Poisons, Mineral, Vegetable, and Animal; to which are added, Concise Directions for| the Treatment of Suspended Animation.
I By W. Stowe, M.R.C.S. Varnished and mounted on cloth, with roller, 6s., or 2s. the plain Sheet.
! “ We have placed the Chart in own Library, and we think that no medical practitioner should be without it. It
. should be hung up in the shops of all chemists and druggists, as well as in the dispensaries and surgeries of ail generalpractitioners.”— Johnson’s Med. Chir. Review.