Visceroptosis and allied abdominal conditions associated with chronic invalidism.

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[Harry Bedingfield]. In a book called Visceroptosis and Allied Abdominal Conditions Associated with Chronic Invalidism, published inthe author H. Bedingfield gives an account of the history of ideas on that subject from the 16th century to the early 20th century.

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