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Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1937. First Edition. Original Cloth. Very Good.

1950. Second Edition. - Chicago, The University Press, 1950, 8°, XIX, 433 pp., 364 Abbildungen; 10 farb. Taf. mit 161 Abb., und 10 pp. Tafelerklärungen., orig. Leinenband der Zeit,.- Rudolf Schindler (1888-1968) "made gastroscopy a "method". "Thirty years is the usual time for the introduction of a new method of medical practice. This time is necessary to convince the conservative and to train an advance guard of enthusiastic supporters. Gastroscopy is unique in that it is an accepted and used method only some ten years after its introduction into America and the first publication of this book. The gastroscopic method has resulted in extraordinary progress in gastric pathology in the short span of years. This progress has made necessary a complete revision of the book" - from the Preface to the Second Edition. Francisco Vilardell, Digestive Endoscopy in the Second Millennium (2006), pp.45-48/48