Glasgow Medical JournalRoyal Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glasgow., 1879 |
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... consideration of the case , it was resolved that the organ be cut down upon and into , or removed altogether , as circumstances might seem to warrant at the No. 7 . B Vol . XII . time of operating . On the 8th February , 1878 THE ...
... consideration of the case , it was resolved that the organ be cut down upon and into , or removed altogether , as circumstances might seem to warrant at the No. 7 . B Vol . XII . time of operating . On the 8th February , 1878 THE ...
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... organ could be seen lying deeply in the bottom of the wound . The covering was separated as far as could be reached with the finger tip , and the gland palpated to find if fluctuation could be detected . About an inch from the lower end ...
... organ could be seen lying deeply in the bottom of the wound . The covering was separated as far as could be reached with the finger tip , and the gland palpated to find if fluctuation could be detected . About an inch from the lower end ...
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... organs that lie within the cavity of the abdomen . But , as Sir Thomas Watson points out , these advantages are counterbalanced by the number and com- plexity of the parts contained in that cavity , by the loose manner in which they are ...
... organs that lie within the cavity of the abdomen . But , as Sir Thomas Watson points out , these advantages are counterbalanced by the number and com- plexity of the parts contained in that cavity , by the loose manner in which they are ...
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... organs con- tained in the pelvis . Although in the cases of young unmarried women one can ascertain all that is ... organ seemed to be fixed and compressed forwards against the symphysis pubis . The uterine sound showed the length ...
... organs con- tained in the pelvis . Although in the cases of young unmarried women one can ascertain all that is ... organ seemed to be fixed and compressed forwards against the symphysis pubis . The uterine sound showed the length ...
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... organs simul- taneously . In conclusion , I would urge the more constant use of the aspirator or trocar in all cases of ovarian disease , and I do so on several grounds , but chiefly as a means of diagnosis , and also as a means of cure ...
... organs simul- taneously . In conclusion , I would urge the more constant use of the aspirator or trocar in all cases of ovarian disease , and I do so on several grounds , but chiefly as a means of diagnosis , and also as a means of cure ...
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