The Diseases Of The Liver by JAMES COMPTON BURNETT

To those accustomed to treat diseases of the liver with remedies an elective affinity for the organ itself, the contents of this volume must appear more or less self-evident. The prevailing ignorance of good organ-remedies is lamentable. The pain being the outcome of the disease, the treatment should have been directed to the causal complaint, and not the effect — the pain.