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Kottmann (J.B.C.) collection of Johann Christian Stark lectures
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UCLA Library Special Collections
Title: J.B.C. Kottmann collection of Johann Christian Stark lectures
Creator:
Kottmann, Joh. Bapt. Carol
Source:
Palinurus Antiquarian Books
Identifier/Call Number: Biomed.0380
Physical Description:
1 unknown
(4 volumes)
Date: 1799
Language of Material: Materials are in German.
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Immediate Source of Acquisition
Purchased from Palinurus Antiquarian Books, 2014.
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UCLA Catalog Record ID:
7404724
Lectures on surgery delivered in Jena by Johann Christian Stark, recorded in manuscript by J.B.C. (Johann Bapt. Carol.) Kottmann.
"They begin with the history of surgery and move rapidly to discussing specific ailments and infections as well as remedies
(with formulae). The second volume contains precise descriptions of tumors, congenital diseases, and gunshot wounds; almost
all of these are discussed in he context of surgical remedies. The third volume contains discussions of the most frequently
encountered operations; e.g., trepanning, amputations, and hernias. These sections comprise approximately 650 pages of text.
The final section of 75 pages deals with broken bones.The student, Kottmann, completed his studies and eventually directed
medical care for the city of Solothum."--Antiquarian bookseller's description, 2014.
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Palinurus Antiquarian Books