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... tube , improved method of introduction , Crenshaw , 15 . Stomach , ulcer , Box , 232 . Stomatitis , aphthous , Neuhott , 233 . Strabismus , cosmetic not the only consideration , Derby , 301 . Substitution . a remedy for , Williams , 14 ...
... tube , improved method of introduction , Crenshaw , 15 . Stomach , ulcer , Box , 232 . Stomatitis , aphthous , Neuhott , 233 . Strabismus , cosmetic not the only consideration , Derby , 301 . Substitution . a remedy for , Williams , 14 ...
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... tubes ; fourthly , elevation of the head of the bed , and preventing as much as possible the flow of infectious material toward the diaphragm and thus retarding the absorption of infectious ma- terial . In addition to this , the usual ...
... tubes ; fourthly , elevation of the head of the bed , and preventing as much as possible the flow of infectious material toward the diaphragm and thus retarding the absorption of infectious ma- terial . In addition to this , the usual ...
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... tubes and gauze ; continual irrigation of the abdominal cavity with normal saline solution was also resorted to ... tube was left in the pelvis , and the rest of the abdominal cav- ity drained with strips of gauze . Cultures tak- en ...
... tubes and gauze ; continual irrigation of the abdominal cavity with normal saline solution was also resorted to ... tube was left in the pelvis , and the rest of the abdominal cav- ity drained with strips of gauze . Cultures tak- en ...
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... tube was immediately applied ; atropin , strychnin and whiskey were ad- ministered hypodermatically . The basilic vein was opened and 10 ounces of dark blood remov- ed , and twice the quantity of normal saline solu- tion injected . It ...
... tube was immediately applied ; atropin , strychnin and whiskey were ad- ministered hypodermatically . The basilic vein was opened and 10 ounces of dark blood remov- ed , and twice the quantity of normal saline solu- tion injected . It ...
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... tube and gauze . Patient was put to bed and head of bed elevated . Stimulation and hypodermoclysis was resorted to . Patient died on December 22nd , the day following the oper- ation . Post - mortem examination showed per- forating ...
... tube and gauze . Patient was put to bed and head of bed elevated . Stimulation and hypodermoclysis was resorted to . Patient died on December 22nd , the day following the oper- ation . Post - mortem examination showed per- forating ...
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