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... weeks , but with improved methods of administration , founded on exhaustive experimenta- tion and confirmed by riper experience , Wright has shown that it may be very substantially reduced . The success attendant on Wright's method of ...
... weeks , but with improved methods of administration , founded on exhaustive experimenta- tion and confirmed by riper experience , Wright has shown that it may be very substantially reduced . The success attendant on Wright's method of ...
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... weeks he died from cardiac failure induced by the excessively low temperature which prevailed at the time . I made a post- mortem examination of the limb in order to ascertain what amount of repair , if any , had taken place . I found ...
... weeks he died from cardiac failure induced by the excessively low temperature which prevailed at the time . I made a post- mortem examination of the limb in order to ascertain what amount of repair , if any , had taken place . I found ...
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... weeks of his illness he progressed favorably , but at the end of the fourth week his abdomen became swollen and painful , and he suffered from vomiting , tendency to general coldness , and feeble circula- tion . During the first half of ...
... weeks of his illness he progressed favorably , but at the end of the fourth week his abdomen became swollen and painful , and he suffered from vomiting , tendency to general coldness , and feeble circula- tion . During the first half of ...
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... , the average time required to cure these being three weeks . A 10 per cent . ointment was used and the dressing DOMINION MEDICAL MONTHLY 37 An Acid Tonic Epilepsy Ulcers and Burns Astragalus, Fracture of 268 Epilepsy.
... , the average time required to cure these being three weeks . A 10 per cent . ointment was used and the dressing DOMINION MEDICAL MONTHLY 37 An Acid Tonic Epilepsy Ulcers and Burns Astragalus, Fracture of 268 Epilepsy.
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... weeks , the more severe cases from four to six weeks . He The employment of formaldehyd in acute Acute Tonsilitis : tonsilitis has produced good results in the hands of A. C. Jordan ( Bull . Gen. de Therap . ) . He em- ploys a 1 to 4 ...
... weeks , the more severe cases from four to six weeks . He The employment of formaldehyd in acute Acute Tonsilitis : tonsilitis has produced good results in the hands of A. C. Jordan ( Bull . Gen. de Therap . ) . He em- ploys a 1 to 4 ...
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