Experiments Establishing A Criterion Between Mucaginous And Purulent Matter (1780)

The book features a series of experiments by Charles Darwin aimed at differentiating between mucous and purulent matter, vital for diagnosing various diseases. Through meticulous observations on both animals and humans, Darwin established a systematic approach that significantly contributed to the fields of medicine and pathology. Additionally, it includes an account of the retrograde motions of absorbent vessels in certain diseases. This facsimile reprint highlights the historical importance of Darwin's research in advancing medical understanding and is part of a broader effort to preserve significant literary works.