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Acupressure: a new method of arresting surgical haemorrhage and of accelerating the healing of wounds. (Reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal 1st January 1860) (Bound with other James Youndg Simpson reprints and pamphlets)

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TitleAcupressure: a new method of arresting surgical haemorrhage and of accelerating the healing of wounds. (Reprinted from the Edinburgh Medical Journal 1st January 1860) (Bound with other James Youndg Simpson reprints and pamphlets)

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James Young (1811-1870) Simpson

Place of publicationEDINBURGH

PublisherAdam and Charles Black

Year of publication1860

Pagination8 pp

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SubjectAcupressure, HAEMORRHAGE, WOUND, TRAUMA, BLOOD, NINETEENTH CENTURY BOOK - ILLUSTRATED

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