Commentarius Medicus De Aphthis Nostratibus, Seu Belgarum Sprouw... by Vincent Ketelaar is a historical medical treatise written in Latin. This work provides a detailed commentary on aphthae, specifically focusing on the condition known as 'Sprouw' among the Belgians, which is understood today as oral thrush or related oral infections. The book offers insights into the medical understanding and treatment of this condition during the time it was written, making it a valuable resource for those studying the history of medicine, dermatology, and infectious diseases.

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