"Inhalation in the Treatment of Disease" (1876) explores the therapeutic use of inhaled substances, offering a comprehensive look at the techniques and practices of inhalation therapy in the 19th century. J. Solis Cohen details the inhalation of gases, vapors, fumes, compressed and rarefied air, nebulized fluids, and powders for treating various diseases. This treatise provides historical context and insight into the evolving field of respiratory medicine and alternative therapies. The book covers various applications, equipment, and considerations for effectively administering inhalation treatments.
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