[= F. clinique, ad. Gr. κλινική the clinic art or method.] (See quot.)
1843. R. J. Graves, Syst. Clin. Med., I. 9.
1858. Sir R. Christison, in Life, II. 272–3. Syme’s masterly clinic.
1869. trans. Trousseau’s Clin. Med., II. 3. The clinic is the copestone of medical study.
1882. Syd. Soc. Lex., Clinic, the teaching of medicine or surgery at the bedside of a sick person, or the class accompanying the teacher.
