Columbus Medical Journal: A Magazine of Medicine and Surgery, Volume 30Columbus Medical Publishing Company, 1906 |
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... Passed Sanatorium for the Treat- ment of Persons Afflicted 144 Canton Meeting , The 265 Call for a Meeting for the Or- ganization of an Ohio Asso- ciation of Medical Teachers Cancer of Cervix Uteri : Its Proper Diagnosis , V. A. D ...
... Passed Sanatorium for the Treat- ment of Persons Afflicted 144 Canton Meeting , The 265 Call for a Meeting for the Or- ganization of an Ohio Asso- ciation of Medical Teachers Cancer of Cervix Uteri : Its Proper Diagnosis , V. A. D ...
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... passed directly out through the abdominal wall , and also that there are occasional cases of atrophy of the testicle . The latter effect has usually been attrib- uted to the excision of too many veins , but I have thought it possible ...
... passed directly out through the abdominal wall , and also that there are occasional cases of atrophy of the testicle . The latter effect has usually been attrib- uted to the excision of too many veins , but I have thought it possible ...
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A Magazine of Medicine and Surgery. canal , I have in a few cases passed the cord through the external oblique aponeurosis just above the middle of the canal , and in- stead of passing it between the taut edges of the coapted flaps ...
A Magazine of Medicine and Surgery. canal , I have in a few cases passed the cord through the external oblique aponeurosis just above the middle of the canal , and in- stead of passing it between the taut edges of the coapted flaps ...
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... passing beneath these muscles . ( Fig- Tre 2. ) Third step : Mattress sutures are then passed through the lower flap close to Poupart's ligament - that is , in the lower por- tion of the outer flap - catching the margin of the internal ...
... passing beneath these muscles . ( Fig- Tre 2. ) Third step : Mattress sutures are then passed through the lower flap close to Poupart's ligament - that is , in the lower por- tion of the outer flap - catching the margin of the internal ...
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... passing out through the opening in the superior flap , the lower flap being drawn outward concealing from view the knots of the quilted ligatures . The next illustration ( No. 5 ) shows the lower flap drawn upward over the cord and ...
... passing out through the opening in the superior flap , the lower flap being drawn outward concealing from view the knots of the quilted ligatures . The next illustration ( No. 5 ) shows the lower flap drawn upward over the cord and ...
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