Health & Medicine Antiquarian & Collectable
Manual of Fractures Treatment by External Skeletal Fixation, written by C M Shaar in 1944, is a concise non‑fiction reference on orthopedic fracture care. This hardcover volume offers a clear guide to using external skeletal fixation, making it valuable for both young adult and adult readers interested in medical nursing, popular medicine, and health education.
The 300‑page manual covers anatomy, treatment techniques, and practical considerations for managing fractures, serving as a solid reference for students, clinicians, and collectors of historic medical literature. Its straightforward style reflects the practical approach of mid‑century medical texts.
The book is in good condition with light cover wear and some age‑related yellowing on the front and back inner covers. Pages are clean, tidy, and free of writing or dog‑ears, and the binding remains tight; it comes from a smoke‑free home.
As a vintage 1940s medical reference, this title appeals to those building a collection of antiquarian health and medicine books or seeking a historical perspective on fracture treatment methods.