Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Manual of Minor Surgery and Bandaging
The Office of house-surgeon to a public hospital is one of the most responsible posts a young surgeon can occupy, and, at the same time, its value in giving him both experience and confidence can be scarcely too highly estimated. Before, however, entering upon the more purely surgical duties of the house-surgeon, it may be well to say a few words on his relation to the other Officials of the establishment, to the patients, and to the public.
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