American Medicine, Volume 27American-Medicine Publishing Company, 1921 |
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Page 20
... effect . " F. J. Shepherd , in his biographical sketch of Sir William in the memorial number of the Canadian Medical Association Journal , says : " As a clinical teacher , Osler was at his best ; not only was he an acute diagnostician ...
... effect . " F. J. Shepherd , in his biographical sketch of Sir William in the memorial number of the Canadian Medical Association Journal , says : " As a clinical teacher , Osler was at his best ; not only was he an acute diagnostician ...
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... effect that returns for 1920 may be filed at any time subsequent to January 1 , 1921 and prior to April 15 , 1921 . It is of interest to know that resident physicians may now deduct from their gross income , all interest on indebtedness ...
... effect that returns for 1920 may be filed at any time subsequent to January 1 , 1921 and prior to April 15 , 1921 . It is of interest to know that resident physicians may now deduct from their gross income , all interest on indebtedness ...
Page 47
... effects of the previous one had entirely passed off . The effects from a single dose appeared to last only for about half an hour and there was no cumulative effect . Sufficient doses must , therefore , be given to keep up uterine ...
... effects of the previous one had entirely passed off . The effects from a single dose appeared to last only for about half an hour and there was no cumulative effect . Sufficient doses must , therefore , be given to keep up uterine ...
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... Effect of Hypophysis Extracts on the Secretion of Urine.- Brunn ( Zentral- blatt fur innere Medizin , Sept. 25 , 1920 ) states that while , on the basis of earlier animal experiments , it was reported that extracts of the hypophysis ...
... Effect of Hypophysis Extracts on the Secretion of Urine.- Brunn ( Zentral- blatt fur innere Medizin , Sept. 25 , 1920 ) states that while , on the basis of earlier animal experiments , it was reported that extracts of the hypophysis ...
Page 52
... effect upon the small blood vessels , the physician readily accepts it as the most available styptic we have ( The Canada Lancet , December , 1920 ) its action is manifested whether it be applied directly to the exposed vessel ...
... effect upon the small blood vessels , the physician readily accepts it as the most available styptic we have ( The Canada Lancet , December , 1920 ) its action is manifested whether it be applied directly to the exposed vessel ...
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