The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery, Volume 17Samuel Highley, 1856 - Medicine |
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... Tissue . A Physiological and Chemical Research . By Dr. F. BIDDER and Dr. C. SCHMIDT , & c . & c . . • REV . VII . - 1 . On Lithotrity and Lithotomy . By WILLIAM COULSON , Surgeon to St. Mary's Hospital , & c . 2. On the Relative Merit ...
... Tissue . A Physiological and Chemical Research . By Dr. F. BIDDER and Dr. C. SCHMIDT , & c . & c . . • REV . VII . - 1 . On Lithotrity and Lithotomy . By WILLIAM COULSON , Surgeon to St. Mary's Hospital , & c . 2. On the Relative Merit ...
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... tissue . The oil which first rises , before putrefaction has very decidedly commenced , approaches in purity to the shore oil , but is somewhat darker , and less sweet . This is sometimes drawn off , and constitutes the straits oil of ...
... tissue . The oil which first rises , before putrefaction has very decidedly commenced , approaches in purity to the shore oil , but is somewhat darker , and less sweet . This is sometimes drawn off , and constitutes the straits oil of ...
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... tissue of the liver by putrefaction and heat , or by putrefaction only ? In fact , on carefully examining the analysis , we find no proof or even pro- bability of the black and brown oils containing any more real biliary matters than ...
... tissue of the liver by putrefaction and heat , or by putrefaction only ? In fact , on carefully examining the analysis , we find no proof or even pro- bability of the black and brown oils containing any more real biliary matters than ...
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... tissue , and make perforations which require to be closed by the actual cautery ; they may , consequently , be left for a much longer time than that stated by M. Roux , and instead of their removal being indispensable on the fourth day ...
... tissue , and make perforations which require to be closed by the actual cautery ; they may , consequently , be left for a much longer time than that stated by M. Roux , and instead of their removal being indispensable on the fourth day ...
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... Tissue . A Physiological and Chemical Research . By Dr. F. BIDDER and Dr. C. SCHMIDT , & c . & c . CHANGE of ... Tissues in Bathing .
... Tissue . A Physiological and Chemical Research . By Dr. F. BIDDER and Dr. C. SCHMIDT , & c . & c . CHANGE of ... Tissues in Bathing .
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