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[361] Portal, vol. iv, p. 111; Blandin, p. 28.
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[363] Blandin, op cit.; Portal, vol. iii, p. 495.
[364] Blandin, p. 31.
[365] On Some New Observations of the Bones and the Parts Belonging to Them, London, 1691. The accurate description given by Havers of the canals containing the nourishing vessels of the bone has caused these canals to be known, even up to the present day, by the name of “Haversian canals.”
[366] Portal, vol. iv, p. 134; Blandin, p. 31.
[367] De morbis acutis infantum, London, 1689.
[368] Sprengel, Geschichte der Chirurgie, vol. ii, p. 298.