Railway Surgical Journal, Volume 111905 |
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... pain in back of neck . I put him to bed , gave remedies to relieve vom- iting , told him to keep as quiet as possible and I would call at an early hour next morning , which I did . The vomiting had ceased , pain * Read at eleventh ...
... pain in back of neck . I put him to bed , gave remedies to relieve vom- iting , told him to keep as quiet as possible and I would call at an early hour next morning , which I did . The vomiting had ceased , pain * Read at eleventh ...
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... pain . The following day the tenderness over the spine had become much more severe , and he could not even let you touch his skin without crying out . This , of course , I attributed to his great fear that he would be hurt . He was ...
... pain . The following day the tenderness over the spine had become much more severe , and he could not even let you touch his skin without crying out . This , of course , I attributed to his great fear that he would be hurt . He was ...
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... pains from any source in the quadratus lumborem muscle . I would prefer to term this a case of pain in the back and keep it distinct from those pains that are the result of a systemic condition . With regard to the treatment : In most ...
... pains from any source in the quadratus lumborem muscle . I would prefer to term this a case of pain in the back and keep it distinct from those pains that are the result of a systemic condition . With regard to the treatment : In most ...
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... pain in the back . But as soon as the claim agent presented them with greenbacks they got well . Dr. H. C. Fairbrother , of East St. Louis , Ill . This is an interesting subject for this body to discuss . The paper was very short , but ...
... pain in the back . But as soon as the claim agent presented them with greenbacks they got well . Dr. H. C. Fairbrother , of East St. Louis , Ill . This is an interesting subject for this body to discuss . The paper was very short , but ...
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... pain may be obtained for months or years , in cases wherein the pain is confined to one or two branches of the fifth nerve . If severe recurrences develop after the resection of peripheral branches , or when from the onset the disease ...
... pain may be obtained for months or years , in cases wherein the pain is confined to one or two branches of the fifth nerve . If severe recurrences develop after the resection of peripheral branches , or when from the onset the disease ...
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