The American Lancet, Volume 10Leartus Connor G. S. Davis., 1886 |
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... organ was not unnaturally large or sensitive except in the region of the broad ligament . The organ was easily placed in normal . position , when the pain was relieved , though an opiate . was administered . The second day there was ...
... organ was not unnaturally large or sensitive except in the region of the broad ligament . The organ was easily placed in normal . position , when the pain was relieved , though an opiate . was administered . The second day there was ...
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... organ of the body . It seems to me that this may be pushed to an ex- treme ; there are general principles in operative surgery as in the practice of medicine , and these mastered , the details of anatomy need give comparatively little ...
... organ of the body . It seems to me that this may be pushed to an ex- treme ; there are general principles in operative surgery as in the practice of medicine , and these mastered , the details of anatomy need give comparatively little ...
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... organs , to have a large spina bifida extending from the neck to the sacrum , the sac being ruptured . To the spinal open- ings large clots of blood were attached , and over the interior of the sac small clots adhered . The placenta ...
... organs , to have a large spina bifida extending from the neck to the sacrum , the sac being ruptured . To the spinal open- ings large clots of blood were attached , and over the interior of the sac small clots adhered . The placenta ...
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... organs ; various micro - organisms provoking disease . Of course the tubercle bacillus and comma bacillus are fully presented with the means by which they may be de- tected . The examinations of the stools , contents of the stomach ...
... organs ; various micro - organisms provoking disease . Of course the tubercle bacillus and comma bacillus are fully presented with the means by which they may be de- tected . The examinations of the stools , contents of the stomach ...
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... organs , so that by a brief percussion of any portion of the body the vessels of the part may be first contracted and then so dilated as to cause paralysis . The indications for massage are cases in which the object is to arouse the ...
... organs , so that by a brief percussion of any portion of the body the vessels of the part may be first contracted and then so dilated as to cause paralysis . The indications for massage are cases in which the object is to arouse the ...
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