De L'efficacité Du Baume Opodeldoch Comme Agent Curatif De La Carie Des Os Et Comme Moyen D'éviter Les Amputations Dans Le Plus Grand Nombre De Cas Où Ces Opérations Sont Pratiquées...

J.B. van den Broeck's study of the curative properties of the balm opodeldoch is a fascinating exploration of an understudied topic in medical history. Drawing on a range of primary sources, including case studies and medical reports, van den Broeck makes a compelling case for the efficacy of this little-known treatment and argues persuasively that it can be a valuable tool in preventing unnecessary amputations. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine or the development of medical treatments.

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