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... success may be learned by reading the following report of the Surgical Staff , made March 18th , 1857 : - THE undersigned , being the Surgical Staff of the Middlesex Hospital , have much pleasure in complying with Dr. Fell's request ...
... success may be learned by reading the following report of the Surgical Staff , made March 18th , 1857 : - THE undersigned , being the Surgical Staff of the Middlesex Hospital , have much pleasure in complying with Dr. Fell's request ...
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... successful in my hands , I shall , therefore , briefly notice the three forms most frequently met with in this country , viz . , encephaloid or medullary cancer , scirrhous or stony cancer , and epithelial cancer . Encephaloid ...
... successful in my hands , I shall , therefore , briefly notice the three forms most frequently met with in this country , viz . , encephaloid or medullary cancer , scirrhous or stony cancer , and epithelial cancer . Encephaloid ...
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... success . The only reason I have ever heard a sensible man give for prescribing any of these was , ' If we don't prescribe them , the person next consulted will . ' It is thus that quackery and the idle parade of physic is kept up , and ...
... success . The only reason I have ever heard a sensible man give for prescribing any of these was , ' If we don't prescribe them , the person next consulted will . ' It is thus that quackery and the idle parade of physic is kept up , and ...
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... success , and the narrators , I doubt not , believed what they told ; but it is one thing to cure a simple induration , and another to cure a cancer . I appeal to the experience of any medical man , whether I be not correct in the ...
... success , and the narrators , I doubt not , believed what they told ; but it is one thing to cure a simple induration , and another to cure a cancer . I appeal to the experience of any medical man , whether I be not correct in the ...
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... success . But Velpeau , when writing on cod - liver oil as a remedial agent for cancer , says- " I have employed it , for in such cases it is allowable to try anything , and have administered considerable doses of it for months together ...
... success . But Velpeau , when writing on cod - liver oil as a remedial agent for cancer , says- " I have employed it , for in such cases it is allowable to try anything , and have administered considerable doses of it for months together ...
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