North Carolina Medical Journal, Volumes 9-10 (Paperback)

This collection comprises Volumes 9 and 10 of the "North Carolina Medical Journal," offering a detailed look into the medical practices, discussions, and advancements of the time. Authored anonymously, these volumes provide insights into various medical cases, treatments, and opinions prevalent among medical professionals in North Carolina. Readers interested in medical history, the evolution of medical practices, or the specific medical landscape of North Carolina will find these volumes a valuable resource. The journal captures a specific period in medical history, reflecting the concerns, challenges, and progress within the medical community during the years covered.

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