A Manual Of Military Surgery Or Hints On The Emergencies Of Field Camp And Hospital Practice

Written by one of the pioneering figures in American medicine, this groundbreaking work provides a comprehensive guide to the practice of military surgery. From battlefield injuries to infectious diseases, Samuel David Gross covers all aspects of the field, drawing on his own experience as a surgeon during the Civil War.

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