Clinical Report of a Case of Hepatic Abscess.

Atlanta Med Surg J (1884)

New Orleans, La.; Visiting Physician to Charity Hospital; Clinical Assistant to the Chair of Physical Diagnosis and Practice of Medicine, New Orleans Polyclinic; Assistant Instructor in Physical Diagnosis, Tulane Medical College.

Published: August 1893

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