Essay On Some Of The Stages Of The Operation Of Cutting For The Stone

Written by Charles Brandon Trye, an eminent surgeon during the early 19th century, this essay examines the procedure of cutting for the stone (urinary calculi) in the bladder and the various stages involved. Trye's detailed descriptions and meticulous observations offer an intriguing insight into the surgical practices of the time.

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