Anaesthesia in Dental Surgery (Classic Reprint)

The progress made in anaesthetic methods during the past two years has necessitated considerable alteration in the text of the previous edition of this Uttle work. Our knowledge of the advantages and the drawbacks of ethyl chloride has been greatly increased during that period, and the section on this anaesthetic has been rewritten in its entirety. The growing popularity of various forms of local anaesthetics has led the author to introduce a great deal of new matter on this most interesting subject. A special chapter has been devoted to the much-debated question How far is the L.D.S.
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