Description
The Principles and Practice of Medicine, authored by Sir William Osler and later revised by Thomas McCrae, is a landmark medical textbook first published in 1892. Known as a foundational work in clinical medicine, it covers a wide range of diseases, diagnostic techniques, and treatments. Osler’s approach emphasizes bedside learning, integrating clinical observations with pathological findings. The book’s detailed descriptions and emphasis on patient-centered care influenced generations of doctors and medical students, shaping modern internal medicine. McCrae’s contributions in later editions added contemporary updates, ensuring its continued relevance as a comprehensive resource for medical practitioners.
