Canadian Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Volume 131903 |
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... blood poisoning was feared . The leg became greatly flexed , and in the latter part of the summer of 1900 an effort was made to forcibly straighten the knee under anesthesia . When I first saw the patient the knee was flexed at an angle ...
... blood poisoning was feared . The leg became greatly flexed , and in the latter part of the summer of 1900 an effort was made to forcibly straighten the knee under anesthesia . When I first saw the patient the knee was flexed at an angle ...
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... blood beneath the skin at the injured part was found to be so considerable that , in order to avert threatened sloughing of the skin from pressure , the blood was withdrawn by aspiration . After this had been done the line of fracture ...
... blood beneath the skin at the injured part was found to be so considerable that , in order to avert threatened sloughing of the skin from pressure , the blood was withdrawn by aspiration . After this had been done the line of fracture ...
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... blood . The tennis , croquet , and baseball grounds are kept in first - class condition . Fine one - half mile bicycle track on the grounds . Tar- get and trap shooting . For other indoor exercise the Casino contains the largest ...
... blood . The tennis , croquet , and baseball grounds are kept in first - class condition . Fine one - half mile bicycle track on the grounds . Tar- get and trap shooting . For other indoor exercise the Casino contains the largest ...
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... blood . A small piece of alum , after being used on a customer , should be thrown away . Some prefer burnt alum , applied on cotton , which can be thrown away after one using . 16. Sponges should not be used in a barber's work , because ...
... blood . A small piece of alum , after being used on a customer , should be thrown away . Some prefer burnt alum , applied on cotton , which can be thrown away after one using . 16. Sponges should not be used in a barber's work , because ...
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... blood , in his flesh , in his bones , in his soul . And while he lived he hoped never to see a moment when he should not be ready to speak for the college , which was very dear to him , and which had been his hobby during almost his ...
... blood , in his flesh , in his bones , in his soul . And while he lived he hoped never to see a moment when he should not be ready to speak for the college , which was very dear to him , and which had been his hobby during almost his ...
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