Notes taken from Doctor Rush's lectures upon the institutes and practice of medicine, and on clinical cases, 1802-1804 / by William Darlington.

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Notes taken from Doctor Rush's lectures upon the institutes and practice of medicine, and on clinical cases, 1802-1804 / by William Darlington.

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Three volumes of lecture notes on Benjamin Rush's medical lectures delivered at the University of Pennsylvania. Topics include physiology, pathology, therapeutics and the practice of medicine. Vols. 1-2 comprise the 1st year course; vol. 3 is the 2nd year course.

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