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Page 397
... early in December the flow had re - appeared and had continued up to the 31st March , the day upon which she was admitted to St. Thomas's as an in - patient . There had been no gushes of blood or any offensive discharge . She had had no ...
... early in December the flow had re - appeared and had continued up to the 31st March , the day upon which she was admitted to St. Thomas's as an in - patient . There had been no gushes of blood or any offensive discharge . She had had no ...
Page 404
... earliest stages . " Apparently the disease is primary in the ovary and has extended to the uterus . J. H. TARGETT . " July , 19 , 1901 . The patient was therefore advised to have the uterus extir- pated per vaginam , and to this she ...
... earliest stages . " Apparently the disease is primary in the ovary and has extended to the uterus . J. H. TARGETT . " July , 19 , 1901 . The patient was therefore advised to have the uterus extir- pated per vaginam , and to this she ...
Page 408
... , of course , too early to say what the ultimate result will be . But even as matters stand , I cannot regret having performed the operations . Indeed , my only regret is that I 408 EXPLORATION IN SUSPECTED MALIGNANT DISEASE .
... , of course , too early to say what the ultimate result will be . But even as matters stand , I cannot regret having performed the operations . Indeed , my only regret is that I 408 EXPLORATION IN SUSPECTED MALIGNANT DISEASE .
Page 422
... early abdominal section , the case was not so fully gone into as might have been done , and no rectal or vaginal examination was made . Consequently the second lump in Douglas's pouch was only discovered during the operation 422 REPORTS ...
... early abdominal section , the case was not so fully gone into as might have been done , and no rectal or vaginal examination was made . Consequently the second lump in Douglas's pouch was only discovered during the operation 422 REPORTS ...
Page 425
... early case , a few but thorough paintings with strong iodine may be sufficient to kill and bring away the greater part of the fungus , and sulphur ointment may be used to complete the cure . To get good results with this treatment , it ...
... early case , a few but thorough paintings with strong iodine may be sufficient to kill and bring away the greater part of the fungus , and sulphur ointment may be used to complete the cure . To get good results with this treatment , it ...
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Page 713 - The increased and adequately maintained blood-supply to the kidney established by Edebohls's operation leads, most probably, to gradual absorption of the interstitial or intertubular inflammatory products and exudates, thus freeing the tubules and glomeruli from external compression, constriction, and distortion, and permitting the reestablishment in them of a normal circulation. The result of this improved circulation in and between the tubules and glomeruli is the regenerative production of new...
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Page 713 - ... the necessary result must be the formation on the most extensive scale possible of new vascular connections between the kidney and the fatty capsule embracing it. The fibrous capsule proper forms an almost impenetrable barrier to the passage of blood vessels between the kidney and its fatty capsule, as we have abundant opportunity to verify at operations upon the kidneys.