Diseases of Women: A Manual of Non-Surgical Gynecology, Designed Especially for the Use of Students and General Practitioners (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Diseases of Women: A Manual of Non-Surgical Gynecology, Designed Especially for the Use of Students and General Practitioners

IN the preface to the first edition of this book, which was published less than three years ago, the hope was expressed that the student would find the work of value as collateral reading. From what has been told me by those who are engaged in teaching, and from the testi mony of the students themselves, I believe that hope has been fulfilled.

The changes which have been made in this second edition have been for the most part additions in the way of methods of treatment which have been found of prae tical value. The last few chapters, however, seemed to call for a more thorough revision, and they have been for the most part te-written.

Tents have so far fallen into disuse that a separate chapter for their consideration seemed unnecessary, and the important part of that subject has been incorporated with the chapter on Metrorrhagia.

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