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THIS large and handsome volume is highly creditable to the author and to the Extramural School of Edinburgh, in which he is a lecturer. It consists of a series of thirty admirably coloured plates, mostly portraits of patients, with about an equal number of woodcuts, and descriptive letterpress. The account of the several diseases illustrated is so full and good that it almost makes the work a collection of illustrated monographs.
Atlas of Clinical Medicine.
By Byrom Bramwell Vol. I. (Edinburgh: Constable, 1892.)
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Atlas of Clinical Medicine. Nature 46, 389–390 (1892). https://doi.org/10.1038/046389a0
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