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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Modern Trends in Diseases of the Vertebral Column. Book.
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Published by Paul B. Hoeber, Inc., NY 1959
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Published by Butterworths, London 1959
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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. 172 b/w illustrations. 303 pp. White endpapers. Black cloth with gilt titles. Orange DJ with red titles. Faded spine, light wear along the edges, small stains, price-clipped. VG+/VG+. Book.
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London, Butherword & Co., 1959, 8°, IX, 392, 11 pp., 171 Fig., orig. cloth. First Edition! Joseph Reginald Nassim (1808-1975) "was born in Calcutta where his father, Elias Nassim, was a broker. His mother, Ramah Judah, was the granddaughter of a member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong. Nassim was educated at Cheltenham, E…xeter College, Oxford, and St. George's Hospital. He probably had the best brain of his contemporaries and after qualification was appointed house-surgeon to Ivor Back, to whom he was temperamentally suited in that they both had very sharp minds. Then, after being house-physician to James Torrens, the senior physician at the time, he became medical registrar at St. George's. In 1938 he went to work under Charles Best in Toronto and, with Best and Solandt, was among the first to suggest, on the basis of experimental work on dogs, that heparin could have a place in the management of coronary thrombosis in man. On returning home at the beginning of the second World War he joined the RAMC and rose to the rank of lieut.-colonel in charge of a medical division of a hospital, latterly in France. Shortly after the war he was appointed consultant physician to St. George's and the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. Being very interested in metabolism his enquiring mind was given full rein in a specialised orthopaedic hospital. He quickly established a unit at the country branch at Stanmore where he did excellent work on a number of topics, including osteoporosis, Paget's disease, multiple myeloma and the skeletal effects of malabsorption. Although the medical aspects of orthopaedics became his first love, he was perhaps one of the last, first class, all round physicians. He was a very popular and excellent teacher, always getting the best out of his students with his wit and humour. However, he could be unmerciful to his colleagues, young and old, if they made loose statements, which he would destroy. But he was incapable of being unkind. His private practice was not large but he never sought for it - the two hospitals and their attached medical schools were his life. Amongst doctors and their families he was in great demand as a physician. At the College he was an examiner from 1957 to 1960 and in 1963 he gave the Langdon-Brown Lecture. He was no committee man and loathed administration." JWD Bull [Lancet, 1, 497].
