Publisher's Synopsis
In this big-little book by Dr. Blech, a surgeon more than usually observant of the technical details of his profession. we venture to assert, will be found so much that is eminently practical, so many invaluable points to guide the surgeon in those far from infrequent cases in which even the most experienced judgment will sometimes halt before the problem of operative or non-operative procedure. The book is brief, concise, and always to the point, it will be sufficient to direct attention to the great practical value of the work as a medium, especially when the conclusions arrived at are the result of long years of experience in the operating room.
