Foot, J. (1798). Cases of the successful practice of vesicæ lotura in the cure of diseased bladders by Jesse Foot: Surgeon. The Practice of Vesicae Lotura is thus far decisive: For Cases of diseased Bladders, which have hitherto been deemed fatal ones, it is a direct cure. It brings off Gravel lodged in the Bladder, and promises fairer than any former mode, upon the most obvious grounds, to dissolve the stone within. London: printed for T. Becket, Pall Mall.
Chicago Style CitationFoot, Jesse. Cases of the Successful Practice of Vesicæ Lotura in the Cure of Diseased Bladders By Jesse Foot: Surgeon. The Practice of Vesicae Lotura Is Thus Far Decisive: For Cases of Diseased Bladders, Which Have Hitherto Been Deemed Fatal Ones, It Is a Direct Cure. It Brings Off Gravel Lodged in the Bladder, and Promises Fairer Than Any Former Mode, Upon the Most Obvious Grounds, to Dissolve the Stone Within. London: printed for T. Becket, Pall Mall, 1798.
MLA CitationFoot, Jesse. Cases of the Successful Practice of Vesicæ Lotura in the Cure of Diseased Bladders By Jesse Foot: Surgeon. The Practice of Vesicae Lotura Is Thus Far Decisive: For Cases of Diseased Bladders, Which Have Hitherto Been Deemed Fatal Ones, It Is a Direct Cure. It Brings Off Gravel Lodged in the Bladder, and Promises Fairer Than Any Former Mode, Upon the Most Obvious Grounds, to Dissolve the Stone Within. London: printed for T. Becket, Pall Mall, 1798.