American Medico-surgical Bulletin, Volume 9William Henry Porter, Robert Gibson Eccles Bulletin Publishing Company, 1896 |
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... organs . Furthermore it is rare that the Klebs - Löffler bacillus is not accom- panied by other organisms . Examination of the blood and viscera reveals a streptococcus more often than the diphtheria bacillus . Consequently , a pure ...
... organs . Furthermore it is rare that the Klebs - Löffler bacillus is not accom- panied by other organisms . Examination of the blood and viscera reveals a streptococcus more often than the diphtheria bacillus . Consequently , a pure ...
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... organ from its adhesions , prior to remov- ing it . In this way there would have been less ether used ( which has been ascribed as a frequent cause for congestion of the kidney ) , and less shock to the patient . The next important ...
... organ from its adhesions , prior to remov- ing it . In this way there would have been less ether used ( which has been ascribed as a frequent cause for congestion of the kidney ) , and less shock to the patient . The next important ...
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... organs of the old are always suspicious ; they rarely remain benign . Nor must it be forgotten that the malig- nant neoplasms in their early stages closely resem- ble the condylomata acuminata . Treatment . In some cases of condylomata ...
... organs of the old are always suspicious ; they rarely remain benign . Nor must it be forgotten that the malig- nant neoplasms in their early stages closely resem- ble the condylomata acuminata . Treatment . In some cases of condylomata ...
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... organs , as the heart , liver , lungs , etc. , and loses sight of the primarily diseased or irritated organs , viz , the ultimate protoplasmic particles or cells of which these structures are composed . The cell is an organ in itself ...
... organs , as the heart , liver , lungs , etc. , and loses sight of the primarily diseased or irritated organs , viz , the ultimate protoplasmic particles or cells of which these structures are composed . The cell is an organ in itself ...
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... organs , must be eliminated . As the kidney is the principal source of elimination of the products , of the blood , it suffers in like manner . The kidney suffers not only by being the avenue of elimination , but structural changes ...
... organs , must be eliminated . As the kidney is the principal source of elimination of the products , of the blood , it suffers in like manner . The kidney suffers not only by being the avenue of elimination , but structural changes ...
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