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Page 153
... secretions bear , on the one hand , to the assimilation of food or , on the other , to the neutralization of poisons in the system , or to the disintegra- tion of the tissues themselves . One of the most striking facts in this ...
... secretions bear , on the one hand , to the assimilation of food or , on the other , to the neutralization of poisons in the system , or to the disintegra- tion of the tissues themselves . One of the most striking facts in this ...
Page 154
... secretion to prevent glycosuria . This indicates that this internal secre- tion is of the nature of an enzyme , which can propagate its action from very small beginnings . The small bodies , called the parathyroids , have recently been ...
... secretion to prevent glycosuria . This indicates that this internal secre- tion is of the nature of an enzyme , which can propagate its action from very small beginnings . The small bodies , called the parathyroids , have recently been ...
Page 179
... secretion due to a catarrhal or ulcerated condition of the mucosa , or there may be a stricture or kinking of the organ . Oftentimes calculi are present . Occasionally the attacks occur during menstruation . Now , it is well known that ...
... secretion due to a catarrhal or ulcerated condition of the mucosa , or there may be a stricture or kinking of the organ . Oftentimes calculi are present . Occasionally the attacks occur during menstruation . Now , it is well known that ...
Page 180
... secretion in the appendix has a very bad effect on the health of the patient , and there is always great improvement in the gen- eral condition as soon as the organ is removed . Regarding the question of removing the appendix dur- ing ...
... secretion in the appendix has a very bad effect on the health of the patient , and there is always great improvement in the gen- eral condition as soon as the organ is removed . Regarding the question of removing the appendix dur- ing ...
Page 194
... secretion , dis charges from the eye and ear , semen , vaginal secretion , menstrua- fluid , transudates and exudates , cerebro - spinal and 194 BOOK REVIEWS .
... secretion , dis charges from the eye and ear , semen , vaginal secretion , menstrua- fluid , transudates and exudates , cerebro - spinal and 194 BOOK REVIEWS .
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