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Officulis, in trunco Arteriae magnae descendente, & utroque Caeliaco ramo, repertis / Circulari Cranii fractura fublato osse, persanata / Epilepsia, ex contusione, gravissima ac diuturna tamen penitus profligata / Steatomate, in Gena, sectione, sine relicta deformitate, ablato / Pustula Oculi, cum totali visus ablatione, ex Ophthalmia, feliciter curata / Febre maligna, cum interpolato gravissimo delirio, & continua floccorum lectione, curata / De Rebus insolitis, post Febrem malignam, per nares & alvum, excretis.
1683 9 p., 2 engraved plates (depicting arteries and an instrument for head surgery including the actual head surgery), disbound (no covers). Pages with worming in left blank margin (not affecting the text). Somewhat browned. Published in: Miscellanea Curiosa sive Ephemeridum Medico-Physicarum Germanicum Academiae Naturae Curiosorum (the first journal on medicine and natural history). Rare.Georg Abraham Mercklin (1613-1683) but probably his son Georg Abraham Mercklin jr. (1644-1700), both were German physicians.
