1946 Office Treatment of the Nose Throat & Ear Abraham R. Hollender 2nd Edition
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Offered is an original 1946 second revised edition of Office Treatment of the Nose, Throat & Ear by Abraham R. Hollender, published by The Year Book Publishers, Inc., Chicago. This vintage medical textbook provides an in-depth exploration of mid-20th-century otolaryngology practices, including sections on nutritional management, physical therapeutic procedures, and office surgery.
The book is an excellent reference for collectors of medical history, offering insights into the diagnostic and treatment protocols of the era.
Condition: The book shows age-appropriate wear to the green cloth covers and spine. Interior pages are largely clean and legible, with historical diagrams and photographs throughout. Please refer to all provided images for a detailed view of the physical condition.
Historical Significance: Authored by a professor of otolaryngology at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, this text documents the professional standards and surgical techniques of the 1940s.
Note: This volume is sold as a historical collectible display piece and is not intended for modern medical use. Please reach out with any questions prior to purchase.
$39.80
Sale price
$39.80
Regular price
1946 Office Treatment of the Nose Throat & Ear Abraham R. Hollender 2nd Edition
$39.80
Sale price
$39.80
Regular price
Offered is an original 1946 second revised edition of Office Treatment of the Nose, Throat & Ear by Abraham R. Hollender, published by The Year Book Publishers, Inc., Chicago. This vintage medical textbook provides an in-depth exploration of mid-20th-century otolaryngology practices, including sections on nutritional management, physical therapeutic procedures, and office surgery.
The book is an excellent reference for collectors of medical history, offering insights into the diagnostic and treatment protocols of the era.
Condition: The book shows age-appropriate wear to the green cloth covers and spine. Interior pages are largely clean and legible, with historical diagrams and photographs throughout. Please refer to all provided images for a detailed view of the physical condition.
Historical Significance: Authored by a professor of otolaryngology at the University of Illinois College of Medicine, this text documents the professional standards and surgical techniques of the 1940s.
Note: This volume is sold as a historical collectible display piece and is not intended for modern medical use. Please reach out with any questions prior to purchase.