Guillaume Dupuytren

Clinical Lectures on Surgery: Delivered at Hotel Dieu, in 1832 Guillaume Dupuytren

We presume that no apology is needed for again intruding on the profession with another book, especially as it presents the views of one of the most distinguished surgeons of the age, on a variety of interesting topics, many of which have received new light from his labors. A ny one who attends M. Dupuytren scourses, must be astonished at the extreme value of his practical remarks, which cannot but be received with great deference, when we consider that they are the gleanings of twenty-five years of a full practice, to say nothing of his rare opportunities. The wars of Napoleon, the glorious three days of 1830, and the civil commotions which agitated Paris in 1832, are a few of the uncommon facilities for professional improvement which he has enjoyed and of which he has amply availed himself.
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