Mathews' Quarterly Journal of Rectal and Gastro-intestinal Diseases, Volume 91903 |
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... body and cervix must be borne in mind . The conditions met with may require active surgical inter- vention , therefore these cases are of in- terest not only to the obstetrician , but to the general practitioner and surgeon as well . I ...
... body and cervix must be borne in mind . The conditions met with may require active surgical inter- vention , therefore these cases are of in- terest not only to the obstetrician , but to the general practitioner and surgeon as well . I ...
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... body from the auditory meatus are more dangerous than the foreign body itself . Generally syringing is the safest and best means of expulsion ; in- struments should only be used under careful illumination with the head mir- ror . 3 ...
... body from the auditory meatus are more dangerous than the foreign body itself . Generally syringing is the safest and best means of expulsion ; in- struments should only be used under careful illumination with the head mir- ror . 3 ...
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... body into the middle ear cavity , rupturing the drum membrane , by their efforts to extract the foreign body . They had used for- ceps , probes , etc. , in their efforts to ex- tract the foreign body , instead of de- pending upon the ...
... body into the middle ear cavity , rupturing the drum membrane , by their efforts to extract the foreign body . They had used for- ceps , probes , etc. , in their efforts to ex- tract the foreign body , instead of de- pending upon the ...
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body it would be exceptional to see any large amount of fibrinous material thrown off , and why it should occur here more than other places would be hard to understand or explain . It would be easy to understand how a large amount of ...
body it would be exceptional to see any large amount of fibrinous material thrown off , and why it should occur here more than other places would be hard to understand or explain . It would be easy to understand how a large amount of ...
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... body in the center of the mass . NEPHROTOMY . DR . LOUIS FRANK : This specimen comes from a girl upon whom I did a nephrotomy three weeks ago for sup- posed kidney disease . She had been passing more or less blood and pus from the ...
... body in the center of the mass . NEPHROTOMY . DR . LOUIS FRANK : This specimen comes from a girl upon whom I did a nephrotomy three weeks ago for sup- posed kidney disease . She had been passing more or less blood and pus from the ...
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