Step back into the annals of medical history with Wm. H. Burt's 'Therapeutics of Tuberculosis, or Pulmonary Consumption'. This meticulously researched text, originally published in 1876, provides an in-depth exploration of the treatment of one of history's most deadly diseases. Burt's work is a testament to the medical knowledge and practices of the 19th century, offering insights into the therapeutic approaches of the time.

In 'Therapeutics of Tuberculosis', Burt presents a detailed analysis of the symptoms and treatments associated with tuberculosis, dividing the disease into twelve characteristic symptoms including general atonic condition, emaciation, debility, and more. Each symptom is given a plenary treatment, providing valuable information for practitioners and historians alike.

This volume is not only a significant historical document but also a valuable resource for anyone interested in the evolution of medical treatments for tuberculosis. Whether you are a medical professional, historian, or simply a curious reader, 'Therapeutics of Tuberculosis' offers a fascinating glimpse into the medical practices of the past.

Leatherbound, some wear and tear on the cover and binding is a little bit compromised. Some underlining of words in the book.

1st Edition, 1876

Hardback: 230 Pages