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VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS , PUBLISHED BY SHERWOOD , GILBERT , AND PIPER , 23 , PATERNOSTER ROW , LONDON .

Now completed . Vols . 7 . and II , of the CYCLOPAEDIA OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY . EDITED BY R . B . TODD , M . D ., F . R . S . Fellow ofthe Royal College ofPhysicians ; Professor of Physiology ^ and of General and Morbid Anatomy in . King ' s College , London , § c . Tuts great work consists of a Series of Dissertations under the headings of the more important subjects of

HUMAN ANATOMY , General , Surgical ami Morbid—of PHYSIOLOGY—of COMPARATIVE ANATOMY —and of ANIMAL CHEMISTRY ; and towards the close of the work an article will be introduced , giving a general view of the present state of VEGETABLE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY . In order to unite the advantages of a Dictionary with the proposed form of the work , a very copious INDEX will be added , containing all the Terms employed in these Sciences . The articles are contributed by upwards ol Sixty distinguished Writers , eminent in Science . ILLUSTRATIONS , by Wood-cut and other Engravings , to a much greater extent than can be found in any publication professing to treat of the same subjects , are introduced in tbe articles on the Anatomy and Physiology ofthe various classes ofthe Animal Kingdom ; and the work is elegantly printed on superfine paper , in double columns , with a small and clear type , so as to compress as much information into an octavo page as is usually found in a large quarto .

" The ' Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology' is unquestionably one of the best of the scientific works ofthe day . * * Dr . Todd has learnt tho magic art by which men of most opposite pursuits have been associated in one common and brilliant task . * * Few works have appeared in this country in which so large and distinguished an association of contributors have been engaged . * * If we wished for a means of estimating a man ' s taste for his profession , we would ask , does this Cyclopaedia grace his book-shelves ? " —Lancet , August 22 , 1840 . " We cannot dismiss this notice without once more formally calling the earnest attention of our readers to the ' Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology . ' It continues to possess the great excellence which it manifested at its commencement , and is indeed a work of unequalled value to the Physiologist and Comparative Anatomist "British and Foreign Medical Review , April , 1840 . The Third and concluding Volume { three Parts of which are just issued ) is now publishing in Monthly Parts , 5 s each . Price of Vol . I . £ 2 . —Vol . II . £ 2 10 s .

CYCLOPAEDIA OF PRACTICAL SURGERY" ; Embracing a complete View of all the departments in Operative Medicine . EDITED BY W . B . COSTELLO , M . D . Member of several Learned Societies , English and Foreign . The " Cyclopaedia of Practical Surgery" has been undertaken for the purpose of collecting into orte copious and comprehensive digest the Doctrines of Surgery , and the valuable Views of Practice , which either rest on individual experience , or are inculcated in too isolated a manner for the general benefit . In order to stamp upon

this important undertaking—hitherto a desideratum m Medical literature—that character of authority to which it aspires , care has been taken in the distribution of the various subjects to confide the execution of them to persons of acknowledged ability aud experience in the several departments ; ancl thus the most distinguished writers in Great Britain and the Continent of Europe have been associated for the production of a work which , when complete , may fairly claim to be considered the most valuable publication of its kind extant in any language . The " Cyclopaedia of Practical Surgery " will be issued in Parts , similar in size and form to the Cyclopaedias of Medicine and Anatomy , 5 s . each , every alternate Month . Six Parts are already published , and the whole Work will be completed , as speedily as possible , in Twenty Pans . '' We cannot go over the ground again , but must content ourselves with repeating the favourable opinions we have formerly expressed- "—Johnson ' s Med . Chir . llev ., July , 1840 .

NOW COMPLETED , THE CYCLOPAEDIA OP PRACTICAL MEDICINE . EDITED BY J . FORBES , M . D ., F . R . S . ; ALEX . TWEEDIE , M . D . J . CONOLLY , MJX This important work is now completed , in . four large volumes , and consists of a Series of Original Essays upon all thesnbjeets of Medicine , contributed by no less than sixty-seven of the most eminent practical Physicians of Each has b treated

Great Britain and Ireland ; forming a complete LIBRARY OF MEDICINE . subject < en by a writer of acknowledged reputation , "hose particular studies have eminently fitted him for the task , and all tho articles are authenticated with the names of the authors ; thus giving the work a ehaiacter of originality and authority which does not b-ilong to Cyclopedias upon the plan of anonymous publication , or to compilations by single writers , however learned and industrious . " Such a work as this has long hern wanting in this country . British medicine ought to have set itself forth in this way much sooner . We have often wondered th . it the medical profession and ( he enterprising publishers of Creat Britain did not , long ere this , enter upon such an undertaking as a Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine . " — Medical Gazt'tta . ' The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine" is comprehended in four large volumes , printed in royal 8 vo ., double columns , containing as much matter as is usually found in twenty , or even thirty , ordinary-sized octavos . It may be had in Twenty-seven Parts , by one or more at a time , price 5 s . each , or in four volumes , neatly done up in cloth , and lettered , price 61- 15 , v . ; or handsomely half-hound in morocco , gilt and lettered , with marbled edges , 71 . 7 * . ; s-.-rviug as a VALUABLE PRIZE BOOK FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS .

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Valuable Medical Works, Published By She...

VALUABLE MEDICAL WORKS , PUBLISHED BY SHERWOOD , GILBERT , AND PIPER , 23 , PATERNOSTER ROW , LONDON .

Now completed . Vols . 7 . and II , of the CYCLOPAEDIA OF ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY . EDITED BY R . B . TODD , M . D ., F . R . S . Fellow ofthe Royal College ofPhysicians ; Professor of Physiology ^ and of General and Morbid Anatomy in . King ' s College , London , § c . Tuts great work consists of a Series of Dissertations under the headings of the more important subjects of

HUMAN ANATOMY , General , Surgical ami Morbid—of PHYSIOLOGY—of COMPARATIVE ANATOMY —and of ANIMAL CHEMISTRY ; and towards the close of the work an article will be introduced , giving a general view of the present state of VEGETABLE ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY . In order to unite the advantages of a Dictionary with the proposed form of the work , a very copious INDEX will be added , containing all the Terms employed in these Sciences . The articles are contributed by upwards ol Sixty distinguished Writers , eminent in Science . ILLUSTRATIONS , by Wood-cut and other Engravings , to a much greater extent than can be found in any publication professing to treat of the same subjects , are introduced in tbe articles on the Anatomy and Physiology ofthe various classes ofthe Animal Kingdom ; and the work is elegantly printed on superfine paper , in double columns , with a small and clear type , so as to compress as much information into an octavo page as is usually found in a large quarto .

" The ' Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology' is unquestionably one of the best of the scientific works ofthe day . * * Dr . Todd has learnt tho magic art by which men of most opposite pursuits have been associated in one common and brilliant task . * * Few works have appeared in this country in which so large and distinguished an association of contributors have been engaged . * * If we wished for a means of estimating a man ' s taste for his profession , we would ask , does this Cyclopaedia grace his book-shelves ? " —Lancet , August 22 , 1840 . " We cannot dismiss this notice without once more formally calling the earnest attention of our readers to the ' Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology . ' It continues to possess the great excellence which it manifested at its commencement , and is indeed a work of unequalled value to the Physiologist and Comparative Anatomist "British and Foreign Medical Review , April , 1840 . The Third and concluding Volume { three Parts of which are just issued ) is now publishing in Monthly Parts , 5 s each . Price of Vol . I . £ 2 . —Vol . II . £ 2 10 s .

CYCLOPAEDIA OF PRACTICAL SURGERY" ; Embracing a complete View of all the departments in Operative Medicine . EDITED BY W . B . COSTELLO , M . D . Member of several Learned Societies , English and Foreign . The " Cyclopaedia of Practical Surgery" has been undertaken for the purpose of collecting into orte copious and comprehensive digest the Doctrines of Surgery , and the valuable Views of Practice , which either rest on individual experience , or are inculcated in too isolated a manner for the general benefit . In order to stamp upon

this important undertaking—hitherto a desideratum m Medical literature—that character of authority to which it aspires , care has been taken in the distribution of the various subjects to confide the execution of them to persons of acknowledged ability aud experience in the several departments ; ancl thus the most distinguished writers in Great Britain and the Continent of Europe have been associated for the production of a work which , when complete , may fairly claim to be considered the most valuable publication of its kind extant in any language . The " Cyclopaedia of Practical Surgery " will be issued in Parts , similar in size and form to the Cyclopaedias of Medicine and Anatomy , 5 s . each , every alternate Month . Six Parts are already published , and the whole Work will be completed , as speedily as possible , in Twenty Pans . '' We cannot go over the ground again , but must content ourselves with repeating the favourable opinions we have formerly expressed- "—Johnson ' s Med . Chir . llev ., July , 1840 .

NOW COMPLETED , THE CYCLOPAEDIA OP PRACTICAL MEDICINE . EDITED BY J . FORBES , M . D ., F . R . S . ; ALEX . TWEEDIE , M . D . J . CONOLLY , MJX This important work is now completed , in . four large volumes , and consists of a Series of Original Essays upon all thesnbjeets of Medicine , contributed by no less than sixty-seven of the most eminent practical Physicians of Each has b treated

Great Britain and Ireland ; forming a complete LIBRARY OF MEDICINE . subject < en by a writer of acknowledged reputation , "hose particular studies have eminently fitted him for the task , and all tho articles are authenticated with the names of the authors ; thus giving the work a ehaiacter of originality and authority which does not b-ilong to Cyclopedias upon the plan of anonymous publication , or to compilations by single writers , however learned and industrious . " Such a work as this has long hern wanting in this country . British medicine ought to have set itself forth in this way much sooner . We have often wondered th . it the medical profession and ( he enterprising publishers of Creat Britain did not , long ere this , enter upon such an undertaking as a Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine . " — Medical Gazt'tta . ' The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine" is comprehended in four large volumes , printed in royal 8 vo ., double columns , containing as much matter as is usually found in twenty , or even thirty , ordinary-sized octavos . It may be had in Twenty-seven Parts , by one or more at a time , price 5 s . each , or in four volumes , neatly done up in cloth , and lettered , price 61- 15 , v . ; or handsomely half-hound in morocco , gilt and lettered , with marbled edges , 71 . 7 * . ; s-.-rviug as a VALUABLE PRIZE BOOK FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS .

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