Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Detroit Review of Medicine and Pharmacy, 1870, Vol. 5
N o department of medicine has made greater advances within the last few years than gynecology, and, judging from analogy, we may expect the next fifteen or twenty years to teach us fully as much as has been already developed, and to clear up much that at present is enveloped in obscurity and error.
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