Canadian Practitioner, Volume 28Bryant Press, 1903 |
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... Method in Morphinism , by J. B. Mattison , M.D .... Reference Chart of Diseases of the Nervous System and Muscles , by Edward Curtis Hill , M.D .. 464 Medical Treatment of Gall Stones , by J. H. Keay , M.D ... 464 Regional Minor Surgery ...
... Method in Morphinism , by J. B. Mattison , M.D .... Reference Chart of Diseases of the Nervous System and Muscles , by Edward Curtis Hill , M.D .. 464 Medical Treatment of Gall Stones , by J. H. Keay , M.D ... 464 Regional Minor Surgery ...
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... Method of Extracting ness due to Chronic Middle Ear 679 from the Ear 198 Causes of Blindness in Kentucky . 197 Forceps , Use of 38 Cerebral Aspect of Arterio - Sclerosis . 477 Functions , Uterine , Deranged 343 Cerebellum , Abscess of ...
... Method of Extracting ness due to Chronic Middle Ear 679 from the Ear 198 Causes of Blindness in Kentucky . 197 Forceps , Use of 38 Cerebral Aspect of Arterio - Sclerosis . 477 Functions , Uterine , Deranged 343 Cerebellum , Abscess of ...
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... Method 93 Pregnancy , Essential Fever of 272 Lumbar Incision , Removal of the Gall - Bladder through Pregnancy , Twin . 273 29 Lupus Erythematosus , Treatment of ... 401 Premonitory Symptoms of Failure of the Heart in Diphtheria 125 ...
... Method 93 Pregnancy , Essential Fever of 272 Lumbar Incision , Removal of the Gall - Bladder through Pregnancy , Twin . 273 29 Lupus Erythematosus , Treatment of ... 401 Premonitory Symptoms of Failure of the Heart in Diphtheria 125 ...
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... method of obtaining relief in obstinate cases . In chronic rheumati - m , osteotomy , and the removal of den- dritic growths has in many cases been followed by relief and by restoration of the function of the joint ; but its application ...
... method of obtaining relief in obstinate cases . In chronic rheumati - m , osteotomy , and the removal of den- dritic growths has in many cases been followed by relief and by restoration of the function of the joint ; but its application ...
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... method and rules are that the patient should be immersed in water at 92 degrees F. , which should be cooled down to 72 degrees F. , and the patient kept in usually from ten to thirty minutes , with ice to the head , until the ...
... method and rules are that the patient should be immersed in water at 92 degrees F. , which should be cooled down to 72 degrees F. , and the patient kept in usually from ten to thirty minutes , with ice to the head , until the ...
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