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... indicates rise in temperature ; and simply to say that a patient has a mania means nothing more definite , and conveys no more idea of the probable course and outcome of the disease than to say he has a fever . In a similar manner ...
... indicates rise in temperature ; and simply to say that a patient has a mania means nothing more definite , and conveys no more idea of the probable course and outcome of the disease than to say he has a fever . In a similar manner ...
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... indicates that states of both mental exaltation and depression are likely to be pres- ent at some time in the individual's life , it seems to indicate also that this must be true , whereas cases occur in which only one phase has ...
... indicates that states of both mental exaltation and depression are likely to be pres- ent at some time in the individual's life , it seems to indicate also that this must be true , whereas cases occur in which only one phase has ...
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... indicated ; because of the individual idiosyn- cracy to its effects ; because its action was not properly inter- preted ; because it was stopped too soon ; and because it is usually prescribed in cases that are at best unfavorable in ...
... indicated ; because of the individual idiosyn- cracy to its effects ; because its action was not properly inter- preted ; because it was stopped too soon ; and because it is usually prescribed in cases that are at best unfavorable in ...
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... indicated when the pelvic connective tissue is extensively opened and in those cases where collections of pus or of blood have been given exit through the poste- rior vaginal wall . He drains the abdomen exclusively by means of v . Micu ...
... indicated when the pelvic connective tissue is extensively opened and in those cases where collections of pus or of blood have been given exit through the poste- rior vaginal wall . He drains the abdomen exclusively by means of v . Micu ...
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... indicated no definite conclusions for the diagnosis of ec- topic gestation , neither of rupture nor tubal abortion ... indicate that com- plications exist , and when puncture in several places does not aid the diagno- sis , we may ...
... indicated no definite conclusions for the diagnosis of ec- topic gestation , neither of rupture nor tubal abortion ... indicate that com- plications exist , and when puncture in several places does not aid the diagno- sis , we may ...
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