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... operation , as the small mass of fibrous tissue often lies deep , andmay be difficult to find . - Therapeutic Gazette . IMPROVEMENTS IN DIETETICS OF DIABETICS . Sawyer contributes a paper to the British Medical Journal of March 5 , 1904 ...
... operation , as the small mass of fibrous tissue often lies deep , andmay be difficult to find . - Therapeutic Gazette . IMPROVEMENTS IN DIETETICS OF DIABETICS . Sawyer contributes a paper to the British Medical Journal of March 5 , 1904 ...
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... operation . It is the first aid to the injured . 2. Fresh air , cool and flowing . It reddens the blood , stimulates the heart , improves digestion , quiets restlessness , aids against toxemia . Regulate the temperature of air of the ...
... operation . It is the first aid to the injured . 2. Fresh air , cool and flowing . It reddens the blood , stimulates the heart , improves digestion , quiets restlessness , aids against toxemia . Regulate the temperature of air of the ...
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... operation . In order to avoid this complication the author has endea- voured to find a safe and easy method by which the stomach may be completely emptied of its contents . In the usual way of practising lavage the patient is placed in ...
... operation . In order to avoid this complication the author has endea- voured to find a safe and easy method by which the stomach may be completely emptied of its contents . In the usual way of practising lavage the patient is placed in ...
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... operation should be undertaken after the first attack , and , when it is done by a competent sur- geon , the mortality should not be greater than 0.5 per cent . By removal of the appendix , the patient will avoid the risk of subsequent ...
... operation should be undertaken after the first attack , and , when it is done by a competent sur- geon , the mortality should not be greater than 0.5 per cent . By removal of the appendix , the patient will avoid the risk of subsequent ...
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... operation should present but little difficulty , because very few or no adhesions exist , the appendix can be found with little difficulty , and generally it is not perforated , con- sequently infection of the peritonĉum is slight . The ...
... operation should present but little difficulty , because very few or no adhesions exist , the appendix can be found with little difficulty , and generally it is not perforated , con- sequently infection of the peritonĉum is slight . The ...
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