The Hahnemannian Monthly, Volume 39LaBarre Printing Company, 1904 |
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... condition some five months , until his fifth excited period began . Three and a half months later he could return to his quiet ward , where after a month and a half he began to be depressed again , and one night tried to choke his room ...
... condition some five months , until his fifth excited period began . Three and a half months later he could return to his quiet ward , where after a month and a half he began to be depressed again , and one night tried to choke his room ...
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... condition of mental and physical depression , with impaired di- gestion and nutrition , bodily inactivity , and retarded and lim- ited thought , to a condition wherein he felt more fit than ever before in his life , with unbounded faith ...
... condition of mental and physical depression , with impaired di- gestion and nutrition , bodily inactivity , and retarded and lim- ited thought , to a condition wherein he felt more fit than ever before in his life , with unbounded faith ...
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... condition of the child now de- manded further surgical interference , and this was begun with the hope of at least relieving the dyspnoea . An incision in the mid - axillary line in the sixth interspace and resection of two ribs gave ...
... condition of the child now de- manded further surgical interference , and this was begun with the hope of at least relieving the dyspnoea . An incision in the mid - axillary line in the sixth interspace and resection of two ribs gave ...
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... condition of the patient became so aggravated that puncture of the area became a necessity . Puncture was made below the angle of the scapula , and at once there was an outrush of air followed by an amelioration of all symptoms . The ...
... condition of the patient became so aggravated that puncture of the area became a necessity . Puncture was made below the angle of the scapula , and at once there was an outrush of air followed by an amelioration of all symptoms . The ...
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... condition is not possible to be obtained ; hence , for this reason , it has acquired the reputation of being incurable . While this failure to relieve the condition can and does hap- pen in the case of all diseases , still it would ...
... condition is not possible to be obtained ; hence , for this reason , it has acquired the reputation of being incurable . While this failure to relieve the condition can and does hap- pen in the case of all diseases , still it would ...
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