Canada Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 7Gazette Print. Company, 1879 - Medicine |
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... becomes severe ; swell- ing and tenderness soon manifest themselves more or less obsti- nately . The aspect of the ... become established , and the patient rapidly sinks . " In connection with the treatment of this most formidable dis ...
... becomes severe ; swell- ing and tenderness soon manifest themselves more or less obsti- nately . The aspect of the ... become established , and the patient rapidly sinks . " In connection with the treatment of this most formidable dis ...
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... becoming superficial in the inner aspect of the thigh about five inches below the crutch , where it was easily extracted by a small incision . Patient is one of a family of six , all of whom are healthy except one sister , who is ...
... becoming superficial in the inner aspect of the thigh about five inches below the crutch , where it was easily extracted by a small incision . Patient is one of a family of six , all of whom are healthy except one sister , who is ...
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... become so popular since his demonstrations in this country that anything connected with that subject can hardly fail ... becomes perfectly pliable and can be smoothly adapted to the body . It sets quite hard in two or three minutes . It ...
... become so popular since his demonstrations in this country that anything connected with that subject can hardly fail ... becomes perfectly pliable and can be smoothly adapted to the body . It sets quite hard in two or three minutes . It ...
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... become so extensive as to demand consideration in a separate work . In this the American edition , the publishers announce that in reprinting the work " by the use of a small but exceedingly clear type , it has been compressed into one ...
... become so extensive as to demand consideration in a separate work . In this the American edition , the publishers announce that in reprinting the work " by the use of a small but exceedingly clear type , it has been compressed into one ...
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... becomes a last and only resort , and may be hopefully invoked in the case . " 3rd . " In cases of in- sanity or confirmed epilepsy , dependent on uterine or ovarian disease . " 4th . " In cases of long protracted physical and mental ...
... becomes a last and only resort , and may be hopefully invoked in the case . " 3rd . " In cases of in- sanity or confirmed epilepsy , dependent on uterine or ovarian disease . " 4th . " In cases of long protracted physical and mental ...
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