Originally published in 1914, this medical textbook provides a detailed examination of local anaesthetics and their use in surgical procedures. From the mechanism of action to the potential side effects, Manley covers everything a physician needs to know in order to safely and effectively administer these drugs. Although written over a century ago, this book remains an important reference work for medical professionals in the field of anaesthesiology.

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