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... examination is needed and desirable ; but I have thrown away hundreds of dollars for these scientific demonstrations , in which any one who had even a smattering of knowledge of carcinoma could determine with ac- curacy and precision ...
... examination is needed and desirable ; but I have thrown away hundreds of dollars for these scientific demonstrations , in which any one who had even a smattering of knowledge of carcinoma could determine with ac- curacy and precision ...
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... examination showed general emaciation and involvement of the upper portions of both lungs as evidenced by their retracted condition and the presence of subscrepitant rales . The heart was normal , except that there was intensification ...
... examination showed general emaciation and involvement of the upper portions of both lungs as evidenced by their retracted condition and the presence of subscrepitant rales . The heart was normal , except that there was intensification ...
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... examination showed it to have undergone colloid degeneration . The appendix was nor- mal . The loops of intestine and all the abdominal viscera were massed together with a recent exudate . The liver was adherent to the diaphragm by its ...
... examination showed it to have undergone colloid degeneration . The appendix was nor- mal . The loops of intestine and all the abdominal viscera were massed together with a recent exudate . The liver was adherent to the diaphragm by its ...
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... examination at the anterior nares , these should be inspected in search of hypertrophic turbinateds , morbid growths , deflected septa or septal spurs , thence , by way of the buccal cavity and with the aid of the post nasal mirror ...
... examination at the anterior nares , these should be inspected in search of hypertrophic turbinateds , morbid growths , deflected septa or septal spurs , thence , by way of the buccal cavity and with the aid of the post nasal mirror ...
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... examination it should be made frequently , after the opera- tion and any tendency to exuberance of granulation combatted with protargol gr . x - xx to water 3i . applied with a cotton appli- cator . Baryta iodide in x grain doses will ...
... examination it should be made frequently , after the opera- tion and any tendency to exuberance of granulation combatted with protargol gr . x - xx to water 3i . applied with a cotton appli- cator . Baryta iodide in x grain doses will ...
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