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A course of medical studies : containing a comparative view of the anatomical structure of man and of animals, a history of diseases, and an account of the knowledge hitherto acquired with regard to the regular action of the different organs ; a work chiefly designed for the use of medical students
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85004837
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- "A course of medical studies : containing a comparative view of the anatomical structure of man and of animals, a history of diseases, and an account of the knowledge hitherto acquired with regard to the regular action of the different organs ; a work chiefly designed for the use of medical students"@en
- "A course of medical studies containing a comparative view of the anatomical structure of man and of animals, a history of diseases, and an account of the knowledge hitherto acquired with regard to the regular action of the different organs; a work chiefly designed for the use of medical students. Tr. from the French"@en
- "A course of medical studies, containing a comparative view of the anatomical structure of man and of animals, a history of diseases, and an account of the knowledge hitherto acquired with regard to the regular action of the different organs; a work chiefly designed for the use of medical students. Tr. from the French"