A Manual of medical jurisprudence and toxicologyW.B. Saunders, 1896 - 238 pages |
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... Hospital , Out - Patient Department , New York City . NERVOUS DISEASES , by CHARLES W. BURR , M. D. , Philadelphia . NOSE AND THROAT , by D. BRADEN KYLE , M. D. , Philadelphia . ** There will be published in the same series , at close ...
... Hospital , Out - Patient Department , New York City . NERVOUS DISEASES , by CHARLES W. BURR , M. D. , Philadelphia . NOSE AND THROAT , by D. BRADEN KYLE , M. D. , Philadelphia . ** There will be published in the same series , at close ...
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... Hospital Reports , third series , vol . ix . , October , 1863 , p . 180 ; Niderkorn : Rigidité cadaverique chez l'Homme , Paris , 1872 ; Burman : Edinburgh Medical Journal , vol . xxv . , 1880 , p . 993 ; Goodhart : British Medical ...
... Hospital Reports , third series , vol . ix . , October , 1863 , p . 180 ; Niderkorn : Rigidité cadaverique chez l'Homme , Paris , 1872 ; Burman : Edinburgh Medical Journal , vol . xxv . , 1880 , p . 993 ; Goodhart : British Medical ...
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... of death from wounds the most common are tetanus or 1 De Boismont : Du Suicide , deuxième edition , Paris , 1865 , p . 681 . lock - jaw , erysipelas , hospital gangrene , surgical MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE AND TOXICOLOGY . 59.
... of death from wounds the most common are tetanus or 1 De Boismont : Du Suicide , deuxième edition , Paris , 1865 , p . 681 . lock - jaw , erysipelas , hospital gangrene , surgical MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE AND TOXICOLOGY . 59.
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Henry Cadwalader Chapman. lock - jaw , erysipelas , hospital gangrene , surgical opera- tions , including the use of ether or chloroform . The danger of wounds depends , to a great extent , upon the parts of the body affected . Thus ...
Henry Cadwalader Chapman. lock - jaw , erysipelas , hospital gangrene , surgical opera- tions , including the use of ether or chloroform . The danger of wounds depends , to a great extent , upon the parts of the body affected . Thus ...
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... hospitals or almshouses , often feign disease . Hysterical persons , especially women , will stoop to every kind of deceit , and submit even to harsh treatment , through a pure love of notoriety . While there is no kind of dis- ease or ...
... hospitals or almshouses , often feign disease . Hysterical persons , especially women , will stoop to every kind of deceit , and submit even to harsh treatment , through a pure love of notoriety . While there is no kind of dis- ease or ...
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