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... Fever Hospital , Glasgow . DURING the two years and eight months extending from July , 1900 , to March , 1903 , 948 cases of enteric fever were admitted to Belvidere Fever Hospital , Glasgow , and of these 13 ( or approximately 1 per ...
... Fever Hospital , Glasgow . DURING the two years and eight months extending from July , 1900 , to March , 1903 , 948 cases of enteric fever were admitted to Belvidere Fever Hospital , Glasgow , and of these 13 ( or approximately 1 per ...
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... fever that the following series of cases is placed on record . In this connection , it is worthy of note that it is stated by Dr. Harvey Cushing , of Baltimore , that not only can perforation be diagnosed immediately it has occurred ...
... fever that the following series of cases is placed on record . In this connection , it is worthy of note that it is stated by Dr. Harvey Cushing , of Baltimore , that not only can perforation be diagnosed immediately it has occurred ...
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... fever , is from about thirty - six hours to seven days . In enteric fever , as one would expect , the course is more rapid , for although one of the cases under consideration lived ninety - two hours after the onset of peritonitis , the ...
... fever , is from about thirty - six hours to seven days . In enteric fever , as one would expect , the course is more rapid , for although one of the cases under consideration lived ninety - two hours after the onset of peritonitis , the ...
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... fever was accompanied by rigor . The pulse , though invariably quickened at the moment of perforation , often remains otherwise unaltered ; gradually , however , it becomes small and rapid , the slightest pressure obliterating it , so ...
... fever was accompanied by rigor . The pulse , though invariably quickened at the moment of perforation , often remains otherwise unaltered ; gradually , however , it becomes small and rapid , the slightest pressure obliterating it , so ...
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... fever . His tongue was moist , and thickly coated with whitish fur . No. rose spots were seen , and the abdomen was quite flaccid , and No. 1 . B Vol . LX . no tenderness was complained of on palpation , Examination of MR . LOVE ...
... fever . His tongue was moist , and thickly coated with whitish fur . No. rose spots were seen , and the abdomen was quite flaccid , and No. 1 . B Vol . LX . no tenderness was complained of on palpation , Examination of MR . LOVE ...
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