The Anatomy of labour as studied in frozen sections and its bearing on clinical work

Barbour, Alexander Hugh Freeland

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The Anatomy of labour as studied in frozen sections and its bearing on clinical work / by A. H. F. Barbour - Edinburgh , 1899

[388 S.] : 11 Taf., Ill.

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The Anatomy of labour as studied in frozen sections and its bearing on clinical work / by A. H. F. Barbour

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Edinburgh, W. & A. K. Johnston, 1899

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2. Aufl.

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Englisch

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