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... cells are left behind , and fib- rous tissue fills the tube . If the mucous membrane is brought up to the middle car in shreds , the curette must seek out all angles of the tube and destroy all mucous surfaces left behind . Yankauer ...
... cells are left behind , and fib- rous tissue fills the tube . If the mucous membrane is brought up to the middle car in shreds , the curette must seek out all angles of the tube and destroy all mucous surfaces left behind . Yankauer ...
Page 19
... cells of the dura , perios teum or diplöe may preserve their via- bility . Where there is no injury to the overlying scalp , we should not make the fracture compound by operation unless there are symptoms of cerebral compres- sion ; but ...
... cells of the dura , perios teum or diplöe may preserve their via- bility . Where there is no injury to the overlying scalp , we should not make the fracture compound by operation unless there are symptoms of cerebral compres- sion ; but ...
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... cell vitality , or an over - stimula- tion of them , producing thereby a per- verted cell action . Here is where the light shows its most marvelous action . It causes an extra flow of blood to the parts , which means extra oxygenation ...
... cell vitality , or an over - stimula- tion of them , producing thereby a per- verted cell action . Here is where the light shows its most marvelous action . It causes an extra flow of blood to the parts , which means extra oxygenation ...
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... cells of the cerebrum , nevertheless , I feel that if even this much is really com- prehended , some of the difficulties of the present bewildering literature will be in a fairer way for a desirable solution . The whole process of life ...
... cells of the cerebrum , nevertheless , I feel that if even this much is really com- prehended , some of the difficulties of the present bewildering literature will be in a fairer way for a desirable solution . The whole process of life ...
Page 75
... cells over others results . All brain cells depend for activity on vibration , and if all the conduits to these cells are not in perfect condition to perform their functions , there must sooner or later result a degen- erative atrophy ...
... cells over others results . All brain cells depend for activity on vibration , and if all the conduits to these cells are not in perfect condition to perform their functions , there must sooner or later result a degen- erative atrophy ...
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