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'A remarkable Physical Case By Thomas Simson Chandos, Professor of Medicine at St Andrews'

Reference number: RBO/15/15

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Details of symptoms suffered by a woman - details of a jaundice and gall stones
Read to the Royal Society on 29 October 1730

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RBO/15/15
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7 pages
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Manuscript

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'A remarkable Physical Case By Thomas Simson Chandos, Professor of Medicine at St Andrews', RBO/15/15, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_15_15/a-remarkable-physical-case-by-thomas-simson-chandos-professor-of-medicine-at-st-andrews, accessed on 15 January 2026

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