Furunculosis of the External Auditory Canal.

Glasgow Med J

Lecturer on Aural Surgery, Anderson's College Medical School; Surgeon, Throat and Nose Department, Glasgow Central Dispensary; Assistant Surgeon, Glasgow Ear Hospital.

Published: July 1901

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