The Dublin Journal of Medical Science, Volume 93Fannin & Company, 1892 - Medicine |
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... applied parts of the dress favouring a thorough inunction of infective germs present over these parts , the result of this inunction being rendered correspondingly certain by the presence of the sweat ( Garré , " Microparasites in ...
... applied parts of the dress favouring a thorough inunction of infective germs present over these parts , the result of this inunction being rendered correspondingly certain by the presence of the sweat ( Garré , " Microparasites in ...
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... applying Unna's carbolic - mercury plaster , or by injection with a 3 per cent . phenol solution . For the second indication no method can , I think , approach in rapidity of cure the plan of thoroughly scooping out the necrotic core ...
... applying Unna's carbolic - mercury plaster , or by injection with a 3 per cent . phenol solution . For the second indication no method can , I think , approach in rapidity of cure the plan of thoroughly scooping out the necrotic core ...
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... applied ; but I may men- tion that Dumas , in 1792 , declared that its inhalation in phthisis was baneful , and performed some experiments on dogs which appear to support his views . " I think I can set forth , " said he , " founded on ...
... applied ; but I may men- tion that Dumas , in 1792 , declared that its inhalation in phthisis was baneful , and performed some experiments on dogs which appear to support his views . " I think I can set forth , " said he , " founded on ...
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... applied in moderate doses and for only a few minutes at a time , for which he claims the most remarkable curative results in such cases . Another recent authority on this subject - Dr . Milne Edwards , of Edin- burgh , does not believe ...
... applied in moderate doses and for only a few minutes at a time , for which he claims the most remarkable curative results in such cases . Another recent authority on this subject - Dr . Milne Edwards , of Edin- burgh , does not believe ...
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... applying solutions of nitrate of silver , injected by curved silver tubes passed behind the epiglottis . Horace Green in 1846 , by expert manipulation , succeeded in passing , by a probang , solutions of nitrate of silver into the ...
... applying solutions of nitrate of silver , injected by curved silver tubes passed behind the epiglottis . Horace Green in 1846 , by expert manipulation , succeeded in passing , by a probang , solutions of nitrate of silver into the ...
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