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Fergusson, William (Scottish, 1808-1877). English surgeon. Engraving by A. Carretero.

Fergusson, William (Scottish, 1808-1877). English surgeon. Engraving by A. Carretero.

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CONTEMPORARY AGE

CONTEMPORARY DECADE

CONTEMPORARY EPOCH

CONTEMPORARY HISTORY

CONTEMPORARY PERIOD

DRUG (MEDICATION)

ENGLISH BRITISH

FERGUSSON FERGUSON

HISTORY OF MEDICINE

HISTORY OF SCIENCE

NINETEENTH CENTURY

OPERATION (MEDICAL)

Operation, Medical

PAIN RELIEVER = PAIN-KILLER

PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS

SCIENCE: MEDICINE