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I ASHWELL ON DISEASES OF WOMEN.

I Now Completed.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN, Comprisingtheir Functional and Organic Affections. Illustrated by Cases derived from Hospital and Private, Practice.

By Samuel Ashwell, M.D., Member of the Royal College of Physicians in London, ObstetricPhysician and Lecturer to Guy’s Hospital , 8vo. Price £1 Is.

“ In concluding our still imperfect analysis we must in justice to the author declare our conviction that his work onFemale Diseases is the most able and certainly the most standard and practical we have yet seen. It will, now that itis completed, find its way into the library of every practitioner, and justly confer on its talented author, a very highplace in the first class of Obstetric Physicians.”— Medico-Chirnrgical Review.

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SELECTA E PR/ESCRIPTIS ; 9th Edit., Improved.

| SELECTIONS FROM PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS ; containing

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The Grammatical Constructions of Prescriptions.

Rules for the pronunciation of Pharmaceutical Terms.

A Series of (350; Abbreviated Prescriptions, illustrating the use of the preceding Terms—andA KEY, containing the same in an Unabbreviated Form, with literal Translation.

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A SERIES OF

ANATOMICAL SKETCHES AND DIAGRAMS.

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BY THOMAS WORMALD and A. M. M C WHINNIE,

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MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL REVIEW, New Series.

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