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... surface . From the inspection of Dr. Fell's private cases of longer duration than those in the hospital , the undersigned have had opportunities of observing that healthy cicatrices are eventually formed . VII . That all the patients ...
... surface . From the inspection of Dr. Fell's private cases of longer duration than those in the hospital , the undersigned have had opportunities of observing that healthy cicatrices are eventually formed . VII . That all the patients ...
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... surface of the diseased tumour already exist- ing . This form of disease , unlike medullary cancer , is but sparingly supplied with blood - vessels ; indeed , some authors state that in scirrhous tumours no blood- vessels can be ...
... surface of the diseased tumour already exist- ing . This form of disease , unlike medullary cancer , is but sparingly supplied with blood - vessels ; indeed , some authors state that in scirrhous tumours no blood- vessels can be ...
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... surface , and extends into the substance of the tumour , or else the change leading to ulceration takes place in its substance , and works its way to the surface . The * Paget's Surgical Pathology , vol . ii . p . 331 . first form of ...
... surface , and extends into the substance of the tumour , or else the change leading to ulceration takes place in its substance , and works its way to the surface . The * Paget's Surgical Pathology , vol . ii . p . 331 . first form of ...
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... surface , of a warty growth ; sometimes , from the papillæ being the seat of disease , they appear like long warty pendulous bodies , growing from small , narrow bases . Again , they occur perfectly level with the integuments , but feel ...
... surface , of a warty growth ; sometimes , from the papillæ being the seat of disease , they appear like long warty pendulous bodies , growing from small , narrow bases . Again , they occur perfectly level with the integuments , but feel ...
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... surface , covered with a scab formed from the matter that exudes from the cracks , underneath which the ulcer is formed , and gradually increases , extending in depth as well as in breadth , the cancer always increasing faster than the ...
... surface , covered with a scab formed from the matter that exudes from the cracks , underneath which the ulcer is formed , and gradually increases , extending in depth as well as in breadth , the cancer always increasing faster than the ...
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