Beitrge Zur Vergleichenden Anatomie Und Histologie Der Ohrtrompete Von Professor Dr. Rdinger

Explore the fascinating world of comparative anatomy with this groundbreaking study of the Eustachian tube. Based on meticulous micro-photographic studies, it offers a detailed look at the structure and function of this important part of the human ear. Written by Professor Dr. Rudinger, one of the leading anatomists of his time, it includes 65 lithographic plates that bring this complex subject to life.

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