Practical observations on certain pathological relations which exist between the kidneys, and other organs of the human body, especially the brain, mucous membranes, and liver

Practical observations on certain pathological relations which exist between the kidneys, and other organs of the human body, especially the brain, mucous membranes, and liver

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