Manuale Di Chirurgia Militare In 145 Aforismi Su La Cura Delle Ferite D'arma Da Fuoco

Manuale Di Chirurgia Militare In 145 Aforismi Su La Cura Delle Ferite D'arma Da Fuoco, by Maturino de Sanctis, offers a detailed look into military surgical practices of the mid-19th century. Written in response to the Palasciano Prize, this manual provides 145 aphorisms concerning the treatment of wounds caused by firearms, preceded by critical observations on the commission's reports. This historical text provides valuable insights into the medical challenges and approaches during a time of significant conflict and evolving medical understanding. It serves as a crucial resource for understanding the evolution of surgical techniques in treating traumatic injuries on the battlefield, reflecting both the limitations and innovations of medical science during this period.

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