An inquiry into the physiology of the action of thermal saline baths and resistance exercises in the treatment of chronic heart disease (the nauheim and schott system)

An inquiry into the physiology of the action of thermal saline baths and resistance exercises in the treatment of chronic heart disease (the nauheim and schott system)

by R. F. C. Leith

1896

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