A New Theory Of Chloroform Syncope

Focusing on the administration of chloroform, Robert Kirk presents a new theory aimed at minimizing complications and preventing syncope in patients. Drawing from his medical experience, he explores the physiological effects of chloroform and offers practical guidance for its use. This work serves as a significant resource for medical professionals and historians, shedding light on anesthesia practices in the late 19th century. The book is a facsimile reprint, preserving its historical importance while making it accessible to modern readers.