The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic, Volume 89J.C. Culbertson, 1903 |
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... Months , 59 . A Knife Blade in the Ear , 327 . Ohio State Medical Society , 652 . TOWNSEND , DR . W. R. , New York , N. Y. Necrosis of the Femur , 225 . Treon , Dr. F. , Chamberlain , S. D. Methylene Blue , 125 . VAIL , DR . DERRICK T ...
... Months , 59 . A Knife Blade in the Ear , 327 . Ohio State Medical Society , 652 . TOWNSEND , DR . W. R. , New York , N. Y. Necrosis of the Femur , 225 . Treon , Dr. F. , Chamberlain , S. D. Methylene Blue , 125 . VAIL , DR . DERRICK T ...
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... months , 59 . Transylvania University , the old , 545 . Traumatic keratitis in the new - born , 591 . Trend , a , 416 . Trunk sewer for Mill Creek Valley , a , 187 . Tubal pregnancy , 63 . Tubercular glands of the neck , treatment of ...
... months , 59 . Transylvania University , the old , 545 . Traumatic keratitis in the new - born , 591 . Trend , a , 416 . Trunk sewer for Mill Creek Valley , a , 187 . Tubal pregnancy , 63 . Tubercular glands of the neck , treatment of ...
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... months , hardly exceeding a year , rural postal delivery has spread all over the United States even more rapidly than the Canada thistle . The farmer , me- chanic , and professional man all have their daily deliveries . It is not long ...
... months , hardly exceeding a year , rural postal delivery has spread all over the United States even more rapidly than the Canada thistle . The farmer , me- chanic , and professional man all have their daily deliveries . It is not long ...
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... months , and present all his clients per- sonally ; even then require an indemnity bond . secur- Once installed in business , the young doctor is apt to run into his first consulta- tion THE CINCINNATI LANCET - CLINIC . 23.
... months , and present all his clients per- sonally ; even then require an indemnity bond . secur- Once installed in business , the young doctor is apt to run into his first consulta- tion THE CINCINNATI LANCET - CLINIC . 23.
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... month it has again advanced three finger breadths . During the first half of the ninth calendar month it rises still and en- ters under the edge of the ribs and ap- proaches the ensiform process , but during the latter half it sinks ...
... month it has again advanced three finger breadths . During the first half of the ninth calendar month it rises still and en- ters under the edge of the ribs and ap- proaches the ensiform process , but during the latter half it sinks ...
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