Medical Review, Volume 41St. Louis Medical Review Association., 1900 |
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Page 324 - ... the stomach at the close of the operation when much mucus has been swallowed. 3. In long operations substitute chloroform for ether after three-quarters of an hour. 4. Move the patient about as little as possible during and after operation. 5. Place him on his right side in bed, with the head only slightly raised. 6. Give nothing but hot, thin liquids in small quantity for at least eight hours after.