Pathological techniqueW.B. Saunders, 1897 - 387 pages |
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... less opportunity to do general pathological work . Every autopsy presents for solution a problem which may be simple or complex . The known quantities are certain clinical symptoms and physical signs ; the unknown quan- tities are not ...
... less opportunity to do general pathological work . Every autopsy presents for solution a problem which may be simple or complex . The known quantities are certain clinical symptoms and physical signs ; the unknown quan- tities are not ...
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... less sudden death , especially if pre- ceded by signs of asphyxia , always examine the pulmonary artery in situ for possible emboli . In cases of instantaneous death examine the coronary arteries . Private autopsies must often be made ...
... less sudden death , especially if pre- ceded by signs of asphyxia , always examine the pulmonary artery in situ for possible emboli . In cases of instantaneous death examine the coronary arteries . Private autopsies must often be made ...
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... less frequently the seat of disease , and because in this country it is often impossible to obtain permission to open the head . Moreover , the lesions in the body often throw much light on those to be expected in the brain . The ...
... less frequently the seat of disease , and because in this country it is often impossible to obtain permission to open the head . Moreover , the lesions in the body often throw much light on those to be expected in the brain . The ...
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... less tense by cut- ting the pyramidales and recti muscles from below just above the pubis . Care must be taken not to injure the overlying skin . The abdominal cavity can now be examined , but more room will be obtained if the skin and ...
... less tense by cut- ting the pyramidales and recti muscles from below just above the pubis . Care must be taken not to injure the overlying skin . The abdominal cavity can now be examined , but more room will be obtained if the skin and ...
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... less danger of wounding the large vessels at the base of the neck , and thus of mingling blood with any exudation which may happen to be present in the pleural cavities . If preferred , however , the articulations can be opened and the ...
... less danger of wounding the large vessels at the base of the neck , and thus of mingling blood with any exudation which may happen to be present in the pleural cavities . If preferred , however , the articulations can be opened and the ...
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