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... Tissue Changes Caused by .... 292 Traumatic Lesions of the Spinal Cord , Diagnosis of . Traumatic Liver Abscess .. X - Ray , Protectives Against Effects of . 29I 78 X - Ray Recognized in Court ..... 286 200 X - Ray , Reposition of ...
... Tissue Changes Caused by .... 292 Traumatic Lesions of the Spinal Cord , Diagnosis of . Traumatic Liver Abscess .. X - Ray , Protectives Against Effects of . 29I 78 X - Ray Recognized in Court ..... 286 200 X - Ray , Reposition of ...
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... tissue or bone or foreign sub- stance before reaction is obtained ; but in doing so it should be by the gentlest manipulation , not to increase the shock . It is true in local shock , as the crushing of a finger or toe . The crushed ...
... tissue or bone or foreign sub- stance before reaction is obtained ; but in doing so it should be by the gentlest manipulation , not to increase the shock . It is true in local shock , as the crushing of a finger or toe . The crushed ...
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... tissue to be replaced , which may have been a quarter or a half inch thick . Our aim should be to encourage the formation of new tissue . I have seen chronic ulcers do well ( after having had a variety of pastes and powders ) under a ...
... tissue to be replaced , which may have been a quarter or a half inch thick . Our aim should be to encourage the formation of new tissue . I have seen chronic ulcers do well ( after having had a variety of pastes and powders ) under a ...
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... tissue , for their motion was nil . His bibulous tendencies got him into trouble and caused his dismissal from the hospital before all was healed . At that time he was putting some weight on the foot . The question arises , what will ...
... tissue , for their motion was nil . His bibulous tendencies got him into trouble and caused his dismissal from the hospital before all was healed . At that time he was putting some weight on the foot . The question arises , what will ...
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... tissue removed ; the third finger was stitched in place , and the wound of the middle finger brought together in the best possible manner . The whole was then covered pretty thoroughly with boro- chloretone and bandaged . The dressing ...
... tissue removed ; the third finger was stitched in place , and the wound of the middle finger brought together in the best possible manner . The whole was then covered pretty thoroughly with boro- chloretone and bandaged . The dressing ...
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