F.-L.-I. Valleix - Clinique des maladies des enfants nouveau-nés - 1838

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F.-L.-I. Valleix’s illustrated book *Clinique des maladies des enfants nouveau-nés* was published by J.-B. Baillière in 1838.

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Fascinating illustrated edition with 2 colored plates of this work which lies in the development of clinical medicine in the 19th century and testifies to the growing interest in the health of infants from the first days of life -

Dedicated to the observation and study of diseases peculiar to the neonatal period, this treatise addresses mainly physicians and practitioners eager to better recognize the disorders affecting children at birth and during their first weeks -

Valleix’s clinical approach rests on examination of visible manifestations, analysis of symptoms, progression of illnesses, and comparison of observations gathered from young patients -

Such an approach allows distinguishing signs related to difficulties in adapting to life outside the womb from manifestations of more serious diseases, while underscoring the importance of early diagnosis and careful monitoring -

F.-L.-I. Valleix - Clinique des maladies des enfants nouveau-nés - 1838 - J.-B. Baillière - XIX. 692 page

Good binding condition, volume in its original half-leather, marbled boards, wear from handling, some minor defects on the cover, damaged at the spine with losses, corners worn, speckled edges, smooth embossed back, gilded lettering and author's name -

Good interior condition, scattered soiling, library stamp on the title page, volume with 2 color plates, endpapers in good condition, a pleasing copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

Fascinating illustrated edition with 2 colored plates of this work which lies in the development of clinical medicine in the 19th century and testifies to the growing interest in the health of infants from the first days of life -

Dedicated to the observation and study of diseases peculiar to the neonatal period, this treatise addresses mainly physicians and practitioners eager to better recognize the disorders affecting children at birth and during their first weeks -

Valleix’s clinical approach rests on examination of visible manifestations, analysis of symptoms, progression of illnesses, and comparison of observations gathered from young patients -

Such an approach allows distinguishing signs related to difficulties in adapting to life outside the womb from manifestations of more serious diseases, while underscoring the importance of early diagnosis and careful monitoring -

F.-L.-I. Valleix - Clinique des maladies des enfants nouveau-nés - 1838 - J.-B. Baillière - XIX. 692 page

Good binding condition, volume in its original half-leather, marbled boards, wear from handling, some minor defects on the cover, damaged at the spine with losses, corners worn, speckled edges, smooth embossed back, gilded lettering and author's name -

Good interior condition, scattered soiling, library stamp on the title page, volume with 2 color plates, endpapers in good condition, a pleasing copy -

Delivery service guaranteed within a few days –

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Number of books
1
Subject
History, Illustrated, Medicine, Science
Book title
Clinique des maladies des enfants nouveau-nés
Author/ Illustrator
F.-L.-I. Valleix
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1838
Edition
Illustrated Edition
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
J.-B. Baillière
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
711
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Objects sold
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