 | Edmund Randolph Peaslee - 1872 - 632 páginas
...attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain, to the mechanical surgeon, forever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of the science,...exercising any judgment of their own, in cases of emergency ; nnd sometimes without possessing the slightest knowledge of the anatomy of the parts concerned. The... | |
 | Mary Young Ridenbaugh - 1894 - 742 páginas
...attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain to the mechanical surgeon forever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of the science...no other qualification but boldness in undertaking ; ignorant of their responsibility, and indifferent to the lives of their patients, proceeding according... | |
 | Mary Young Ridenbaugh - 1897 - 620 páginas
...attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain, to the mechanical surgeon, forever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of the science;...themselves into the ranks of the profession, with no other qualif1cation but boldness in undertaking, ignorance of their responsibility, and indifference to the... | |
 | American Cancer Society - 1918 - 274 páginas
...will attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain to the mechanical surgeon ever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of...of the profession, with no other qualification but in boldness in undertaking, ignorance of their responsibility, and indifference to the lives of their... | |
 | 1920 - 968 páginas
...will attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain to the mechanical surgeon ever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of...of the profession, with no other qualification but in boldness in undertaking, ignorance of their responsibility, and indifference to the lives of their... | |
 | August Schachner - 1921 - 394 páginas
...attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain, to the mechanical surgeon, forever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of the science;...ignorance of their responsibility, and indifference to the 110 lives of their patients; proceeding according to the special dictates of some author, as mechanical... | |
 | 1878 - 606 páginas
...most ardent wish that this operation may remain to the mechanical surgeons forever inconprehensible. Such have been the bane of the science, intruding...ignorance of their responsibility; and indifference to the \ives of their patients ; proceeding according to the special dictate of some authors as mechanical... | |
 | 1891 - 836 páginas
...attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation may remain to the mechanical surgeon forever incomprehensible. Such have been the bane of the science,...themselves into the ranks of the profession with no qualification but boldness in undertaking, ignorance of their responsibility, and indifference to the... | |
 | George Lee Servoss - 1922 - 52 páginas
...operation may remain to the mechanical surgeon ever incomprehensible. Such men have been the bane of thi science intruding themselves into the ranks of the- profession, with no other qualifications but in boldness in undertaking, ignorance, of their responsibility, and indifference... | |
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... of the parts concerned, clear enough to enable any good anatomist, possessing the judgment requisite for a surgeon, to operate with safety. I hope no operator of any other description may ever attempt it. It is my most ardent wish that this operation... 