The Woman's Medical Journal, Volume 23Recorder Publishing Company, 1913 |
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Page 120 - ... The part played by the vaso-motor system in countless diseases is at last thoroughly recognized. As a consequence, circulatory disorders are among the most common functional ailments that the modern physician is called upon to correct. Various heart tonics and stimulants are usually employed, but the effect of these is rarely more than temporary. To reestablish a circulatory equilibrium that offers real and substantial relief from the distressing symptoms that call most insistently for treatment...
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