On Chorea, Or St. Vitus's Dance, In Children
by Octavius Sturges offers a detailed exploration of chorea, commonly known as St. Vitus's Dance, within the context of pediatric medicine. This historical work provides insights into the understanding and treatment of the condition during the 19th century. Sturges's observations and analyses contribute valuable knowledge to the history of neurology and pediatrics, making it a significant resource for those interested in the evolution of medical science. The book remains relevant for its detailed case studies and historical perspective on a condition that continues to be studied and understood in modern medicine.
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