Author: MEDIZIN.- BEHREND, Fr. J. + HILDEBRAND, A.:
Title: (Hrsg.) Journal für Kinderkrankheiten. Bd. XXXII. + XXXIII.
Description: Erlangen (Palm & Enke), 1859. 2 Bände in 1 Bd. IV, 444, 441 S. mit zahlr. Faltbeilagen. HLdr der Zeit. leicht gebräunt und gelockert. This book is a fascinating study of lung disease in young children, shedding light on a prevalent but often overlooked medical problem. The author, an experienced medical professional, analyzes 150 cases of lung disease to provide a comprehensive understanding of causes, diagnosis, and treatments for these conditions. By setting the discussion within the historical and literary context of medical knowledge, the author demonstrates how understanding of lung disease has evolved over time. The book explores various causes of lung disease in children, ranging from congenital anomalies to infectious and inflammatory processes. The author examines the thematic depth of each case study, discussing the interplay between factors such as inflammation, hemorrhage, and blood composition. Through these detailed analyses, the book highlights the importance of accurate diagnosis and early intervention in managing lung disease in children. The book's significance lies in its thorough exploration of the causes and complexities of lung disease in young children, offering valuable insights for medical professionals and caregivers alike. By shedding light on this often-neglected aspect of pediatric health, this book contributes to a better understanding and management of respiratory illnesses in children. (Forgotton Books) H.

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