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Page 187
17 .; with disease of the liver , and premature pubescence . ' In some cases , the species are subdivided into varieties , as carus apoplexia into sanguinea and serosa . From the specimen which has been given , our readers will perceive ...
17 .; with disease of the liver , and premature pubescence . ' In some cases , the species are subdivided into varieties , as carus apoplexia into sanguinea and serosa . From the specimen which has been given , our readers will perceive ...
Page 310
His success is undoubtedly very remarkable , and , we believe , greater than any on record , where the disease was fully formed before it came under the care of the practitioner . The first set of cases consists of such as we should ...
His success is undoubtedly very remarkable , and , we believe , greater than any on record , where the disease was fully formed before it came under the care of the practitioner . The first set of cases consists of such as we should ...
Page 419
duids , a watery state of the blood , defective action of the absorbent and exhalent vessels , and an inflammatory temperament of the body , are enumerated among the various predis . posing causes of the disease , all indiscriminately ...
duids , a watery state of the blood , defective action of the absorbent and exhalent vessels , and an inflammatory temperament of the body , are enumerated among the various predis . posing causes of the disease , all indiscriminately ...
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