The invention of surgery : a history of modern medicine : from the Renaissance to the implant revolution

By:

Schneider, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Hachette United Kingdom Company 2020Description: xx, 380pISBN:

9781529362244 (pbk)

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

617.09 SCH

Summary: "Bold and compelling... Uniformly excellent, and often wryly amusing."""" - The Wall Street Journal ""A globetrotting historical adventure, told from the inside of the operating room... Medical writing at its most exhilarating."" - Michael Paul Mason ""Comprehensively researched, deftly told, and radiating both intellect and passion... Essential reading for anyone interested not only in the history but also in the future of medicine."" - Frank Huyler ""A history of surgery that is informative, entertaining, and highly readable."" Library Journal"

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Plaksha University Library	Medical sciences	617.09 SCH (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		003437

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"Bold and compelling... Uniformly excellent, and often wryly amusing."""" - The Wall Street Journal

""A globetrotting historical adventure, told from the inside of the operating room... Medical writing at its most exhilarating."" - Michael Paul Mason

""Comprehensively researched, deftly told, and radiating both intellect and passion... Essential reading for anyone interested not only in the history but also in the future of medicine."" - Frank Huyler

""A history of surgery that is informative, entertaining, and highly readable."" Library Journal"

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