Diseases of the kidneys and of the spleen : hemorrhagic diseases / by Dr. H. Senator and Dr. M. Litten ; edited with additions by James B. Herrick ; authorized translation from the German, under the editorial supervision of Alfred Stengel.

  • Senator, H. (Hermann), 1834-1911.
Date:
1905
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Credit: Diseases of the kidneys and of the spleen : hemorrhagic diseases / by Dr. H. Senator and Dr. M. Litten ; edited with additions by James B. Herrick ; authorized translation from the German, under the editorial supervision of Alfred Stengel. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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