lishment and alternative physicians alike. Furthermore this advance made by non-traditional physicians in the nineteenth century and the subsequent adoption of the synthetic material by the allopathic physicians of the period illustrates the influence that alternative schools of medical thought can exert on orthodox practitioners. Literature Cited
, I,
.
.
I t
\'.
I I I , . . 11..
,,,",I., miiti\.cto distinguishing ii planar ring irurn a puckwed tmt. ( l , j I i l t h u w h t i n t h l w ~ 1.rmsdale ~ rirhtfullv wns~dered this one of her "most fundamental and sa
