Treatise On The Injuries Of The Head

This is a 19th-century medical text on head injuries, written by a leading British surgeon. It includes detailed descriptions of various types of head injuries, their symptoms, and treatments. The second part of the book deals with scrofula, a type of tuberculosis that was thought to be cured by the touch of a monarch.
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