eList 88: Medicine and Surgery
View full eList
All Prices listed are in Canadian Funds. Canadian residents to add 5% GST. Shipping charges will be added. U.S. clients will be billed in U.S. funds at the current rate of exchange.
Images are not to scale.
Please contact us via email to inquire about this item.
Von Esmarch, Fr. and E. Kowalzig. Surgical Technic A Text-book on Operative Surgery... Translated by Professor Ludwig H. Grau and William N. Sullivan. Edited by Nicholas Senn.
New York: The Macmillan Company, 1901. First edition in English. Small 4to., orig. green cloth, xl, (2), (1)-866, (4)pp.ads. With illustrations. Ownership name, small hole in the upper spine gutter o/w a near fine copy.
Johann Friedrich August von Esmarch [1823-1908] German surgeon and inventor of Esmarch's apparatus, a rubber bandage that was used as a tourniquet to perform bloodless surgery. ‘Von Esmarch's experience as an army surgeon inspired his development of his surgical techniques, which included his design of a triangular cloth bandage, carried by soldiers, and his promotion of the aseptic handling of wounds. His textbook, (first published in English as ) Surgical Techniques (1901), became a classic in the field of general surgery'.
$600
Von Esmarch, Fr. and E. Kowalzig. Surgical Technic A Text-book on Operative Surgery... Translated by Professor Ludwig H. Grau and William N. Sullivan. Edited by Nicholas Senn. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1901. First edition in English. Small 4to., orig. green cloth, xl, (2), (1)-866, (4)pp.ads. With illustrations. Ownership name, small hole in the upper spine gutter o/w a near fine copy.
Johann Friedrich August von Esmarch [1823-1908] German surgeon and inventor of Esmarch's apparatus, a rubber bandage that was used as a tourniquet to perform bloodless surgery. ‘Von Esmarch's experience as an army surgeon inspired his development of his surgical techniques, which included his design of a triangular cloth bandage, carried by soldiers, and his promotion of the aseptic handling of wounds. His textbook, (first published in English as ) Surgical Techniques (1901), became a classic in the field of general surgery'.
$600
