Charakteristik der epidemischen Cholera, subtitled GegenÃ1/4ber Verwandten Transsudationsanomalieen von Carl Schmidt, is a historical medical text by Karl S. Schmidt, published in 1850. This work delves into the characteristics of epidemic cholera, likely exploring its causes, symptoms, and potential treatments as understood in the mid-19th century. The reference to "Transsudationsanomalieen" suggests a focus on fluid imbalances and their role in the disease. This book provides valuable insight into the medical understanding and public health challenges posed by cholera epidemics during this period, and it remains a significant resource for researchers and historians interested in the history of medicine and the study of infectious diseases. Schmidtâ?(TM)s analysis offers a glimpse into the scientific approaches employed to understand and combat cholera in the pre-bacteriological era.

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