The Medical World, Volume 21Roy Jackson., 1903 |
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... .... 461 Best and Easiest . 553 58 Big Doses : Try on Yourself .. ... 451 Bile Obstruction 37 Birth after Death of Mother . ..472 Bisol ... 524 .429 Black - heads 527 Page Page Page Nostrums , Danger Lurking in . 231.
... .... 461 Best and Easiest . 553 58 Big Doses : Try on Yourself .. ... 451 Bile Obstruction 37 Birth after Death of Mother . ..472 Bisol ... 524 .429 Black - heads 527 Page Page Page Nostrums , Danger Lurking in . 231.
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... mother or- dered to advise me at once if baby should at any time appear ill . Three weeks passed , during which the child appeared perfectly well , when the happy mother brought a corroded open safety pin to my office , say- ing it had ...
... mother or- dered to advise me at once if baby should at any time appear ill . Three weeks passed , during which the child appeared perfectly well , when the happy mother brought a corroded open safety pin to my office , say- ing it had ...
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... mother told me that on account of costiv habit she had for weeks moved his bowels with one or more fulls of a one - half ounce glass syringe . This time the babe had moved so violently that the syringe was broken about the mid- dle of ...
... mother told me that on account of costiv habit she had for weeks moved his bowels with one or more fulls of a one - half ounce glass syringe . This time the babe had moved so violently that the syringe was broken about the mid- dle of ...
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... mother had been excellent during her pregnancy and the father is a vigorous , hard - working man . The umbilical cord was ligated about one and one - half inches from the abdomen with an aseptic linen ligature after pulsation had ceast ...
... mother had been excellent during her pregnancy and the father is a vigorous , hard - working man . The umbilical cord was ligated about one and one - half inches from the abdomen with an aseptic linen ligature after pulsation had ceast ...
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... mother and child nearly dead for the want of only a little help . What am I to do ? " Lying back on my oars " will not do ; something must be done and that at once . I relieved her with the for- ceps very soon after my arrival , and I ...
... mother and child nearly dead for the want of only a little help . What am I to do ? " Lying back on my oars " will not do ; something must be done and that at once . I relieved her with the for- ceps very soon after my arrival , and I ...
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