On the Use of Nitrous Oxide and Ether as an Anesthetic is a groundbreaking work on the use of anesthesia in surgical procedures. Written by L. Coyteux Prevost, a French physician and chemist, this book describes in detail the properties and effects of nitrous oxide and ether as anesthetics, as well as their methods of administration and dosage. The book also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of these anesthetics, as well as their potential risks and side effects. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine and anesthesia.

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