Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the intricate world of microscopic anatomy with E.R. Peaslee's "Human Histology in its Relations to Descriptive Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology." This comprehensive 1857 volume delves into the fundamental structures of the human body, bridging the gap between descriptive anatomy and the functional aspects of physiology and pathology.
Featuring over four hundred illustrations, this meticulously detailed work offers insights into the cellular and tissue-level organization of the human body, providing a foundational understanding for medical practitioners and students alike. Discover the historical context of 19th-century medical knowledge through Peaslee's detailed observations and explanations of histological structures.
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