Boundaries of sound, in percussion and auscultation
Jean Allard Jeancon · 1831-1903
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A multi-panel anatomical plate showing human torsos and rib cages in front, back and side views, with internal organs colored in red and blue. Numbered labels and outlined shaded regions mark the boundaries of organs for physical diagnosis. The page carries the printed heading Physical Diagnosis and Clinical Anatomy, section IX, Topographic Anatomy, and is attributed to Jean Allard Jeancon, dated 1888.
