The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 172Cupples, Upham & Company, 1915 |
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... considered these two relations : ( 1 ) The mechanical factors of normal eruption with . the pump - like action of the pressure of masti- cation . ( 2 ) The anatomical status of the teeth and structures involved in a glandular enlarge ...
... considered these two relations : ( 1 ) The mechanical factors of normal eruption with . the pump - like action of the pressure of masti- cation . ( 2 ) The anatomical status of the teeth and structures involved in a glandular enlarge ...
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... considered to be extremely diffi- eye symptoms occurring in general paralysis cult to heal . The existence of such a fistula may as follows : Optic atrophy in 8 % , optic neuritis be of exceeding annoyance to its possessor , 1 par- in 2 ...
... considered to be extremely diffi- eye symptoms occurring in general paralysis cult to heal . The existence of such a fistula may as follows : Optic atrophy in 8 % , optic neuritis be of exceeding annoyance to its possessor , 1 par- in 2 ...
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... considered by the mother as a sufficient reason for not giving the child any food . 3. Saline enemata . Long , slow , hot normal saline irrigations of the bowels once or twice a day are useful as a means of stimulation , to give water ...
... considered by the mother as a sufficient reason for not giving the child any food . 3. Saline enemata . Long , slow , hot normal saline irrigations of the bowels once or twice a day are useful as a means of stimulation , to give water ...
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... considered as roughly true in consideration of the anatomical criteria prevalent in the dif- ferent laboratories . Worcester1 Taunton Danvers Westborough ' 249 741 70 450 235 1000 73 500 627 2691 I have a firm conviction that the laws ...
... considered as roughly true in consideration of the anatomical criteria prevalent in the dif- ferent laboratories . Worcester1 Taunton Danvers Westborough ' 249 741 70 450 235 1000 73 500 627 2691 I have a firm conviction that the laws ...
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... considered . B. S. H. 4810. Path . ( 1911.26 ) . Male . Diagnosis . Epilepsy . Terminal Illness . Bronchopneumonia . Trunk - Chronic Changes . trophy of heart , decubitus . B. S. H. 9445. Path . ( 1911.31 ) . Male . Age at onset of ...
... considered . B. S. H. 4810. Path . ( 1911.26 ) . Male . Diagnosis . Epilepsy . Terminal Illness . Bronchopneumonia . Trunk - Chronic Changes . trophy of heart , decubitus . B. S. H. 9445. Path . ( 1911.31 ) . Male . Age at onset of ...
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Page 361 - ... and the priest shall command that one of the birds be killed in an earthen vessel over running water: as for the living bird, he shall take it, and the cedar wood, and the scarlet, and the hyssop, and shall dip them and the living bird in the blood of the bird that was killed over the running water...
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Page 199 - October 19, 1914, at 10 o'clock am, for the purpose of examining candidates for admission to the grade of assistant surgeon in the Public Health...
Page 199 - Candidates must be between 22 and 30 years of age, graduates of a reputable medical college, and must furnish testimonials from responsible persons as to their professional and moral character.