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... danger from inflammatory disturbance has passed away , then we may still pursue our efforts at promoting absorp- tion by the administration of iodides with mercury and the use of the constant galvanic current to the brain . * * * The ...
... danger from inflammatory disturbance has passed away , then we may still pursue our efforts at promoting absorp- tion by the administration of iodides with mercury and the use of the constant galvanic current to the brain . * * * The ...
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... danger of arrest of development in the injured bone . In most cases of detachment of the upper epiphysis of the hume- rus the shoulder joint is said not to be opened , particularly if the patient is under the age of twenty . It is a ...
... danger of arrest of development in the injured bone . In most cases of detachment of the upper epiphysis of the hume- rus the shoulder joint is said not to be opened , particularly if the patient is under the age of twenty . It is a ...
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... danger of its circulatory effect in man ? A positive re- ply to this can not be found through any research on animals . It cannot be asserted that there is absolutely no danger of cir- culatory depression in man , even if no evidence of ...
... danger of its circulatory effect in man ? A positive re- ply to this can not be found through any research on animals . It cannot be asserted that there is absolutely no danger of cir- culatory depression in man , even if no evidence of ...
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... danger alone , but to tell us of the dose . Death is always due to respiratory failure accompanied by circulatory depression , which latter may be severe enough to cause death , even if artificial respiration is used skillfully . It is ...
... danger alone , but to tell us of the dose . Death is always due to respiratory failure accompanied by circulatory depression , which latter may be severe enough to cause death , even if artificial respiration is used skillfully . It is ...
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... danger whatever in pushing it till full anesthesia is produced . Irregularity of breathing is generally caused by insufficient air , which makes the patient struggle or choke or hold his breath . When it occurs , more air must be ...
... danger whatever in pushing it till full anesthesia is produced . Irregularity of breathing is generally caused by insufficient air , which makes the patient struggle or choke or hold his breath . When it occurs , more air must be ...
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