American Medicine, Volume 27American-Medicine Publishing Company, 1921 |
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... gland grains 22 , twice a day , which controlled this symptom after its administration for two to three weeks . Case 2. - Received the same treatment with resulting improvement and final disappearance of the ozena , partial closure of ...
... gland grains 22 , twice a day , which controlled this symptom after its administration for two to three weeks . Case 2. - Received the same treatment with resulting improvement and final disappearance of the ozena , partial closure of ...
Page 43
... glands and the emunctories . In doing so , one could not fail to observe the changes in the action of the endocrine glands . It was easy also to note the indirect paralyzing action of drugs upon the whole digestive tract . This action ...
... glands and the emunctories . In doing so , one could not fail to observe the changes in the action of the endocrine glands . It was easy also to note the indirect paralyzing action of drugs upon the whole digestive tract . This action ...
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... gland up to that time . Since then a great mass of literature had accumulated on the subject . It was universally recognized that it was a most valuable agent for accelerating the second stage of labor when delay was due to feeble ...
... gland up to that time . Since then a great mass of literature had accumulated on the subject . It was universally recognized that it was a most valuable agent for accelerating the second stage of labor when delay was due to feeble ...
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... glands have a hor- monic action as a whole , the removal of one will break the continuity of their action , therefore , we should be as sure as possible before removing any one of them that its function is so impaired that if it ...
... glands have a hor- monic action as a whole , the removal of one will break the continuity of their action , therefore , we should be as sure as possible before removing any one of them that its function is so impaired that if it ...
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... glands were described as " fountains " located under the tongue . By experiment , the capacity of the pharynx was proved to be greater than was apparent , and it was declared that " a hen's egg could pass thru whole . " The pharynx gave ...
... glands were described as " fountains " located under the tongue . By experiment , the capacity of the pharynx was proved to be greater than was apparent , and it was declared that " a hen's egg could pass thru whole . " The pharynx gave ...
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