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Eisenbahn-Verletzungen in forensischer und klinischer Beziehung: Autorisirte deutsche Übersetzung von S. Placzek
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S.Karger AG
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Available
ISBN electronic:
978-3-318-04656-4
ISBN print:
978-3-8055-3278-5
Publication date:
1897
Book Details
Karger published this authorized German translation of "Railway Injuries: with special reference to those of the back and nervous system, in their medico-legal and clinical aspects" within a year of its release in English. The book was current, highly topical and, unfortunately, much needed: for the years 1885-1890 alone a good 25 major incidents involving trains were recorded, which left roughly 400 people dead and 900 or more injured. (A Karger "Publishing Highlights 1890–2015" title)
Book Chapter
1 - 22: Kapitel I. Verletzungen des Rückens.
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Published:1897
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Citation
1897. "Kapitel I. Verletzungen des Rückens.", Eisenbahn-Verletzungen in forensischer und klinischer Beziehung: Autorisirte deutsche Übersetzung von S. Placzek, H.W. Page
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Copyright 1892 by S. Karger
1892
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