Perichondritis of cricoid cartilage
Jean Allard Jeancon · 1831-1903
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A monochrome anatomical plate titled Ulceration in Larynx, Syphilitic Laryngitis, from the section on diseases of the organs of respiration. Seven numbered figures show larynges from different angles, with lettered markers indicating ulcerated and diseased areas.
