Institutiones chirurgicæ: or principles of surgery, comprehending and explaining the general intentions of all the principal branches of that science, Laid down in a Regular and Methodical Manner; with proper directions and cautionary rules intermixed, and suitable Remedies adapted to each particular Case. To which is annexed, a chirurgical dispensatory, Shewing how to prepare the most approv'd Prescriptions, which have hitherto been brought into Practice; with a full Account of their Use and Manner of Operation. Fitted for the Use of young Surgeons, Apothecaries, &c. By G. Smith of Kendall, Apothecary and Surgeon [electronic resource].