The Lancet-clinic, Volume 100Lancet-Clinic Publishing Company, 1908 |
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... HEAD.I MEAN REAL ACTION OF MIND.AND PUT INTO ACTION , MY REAL ABILITY , AND VALUE . IAM BLUNTED FROM MY NERVES BEING DISCONNECTED , THE MAIN NERVES OF MY LEGS AND ARMS WHICH CONTROLES , ARE OPEN 8 OR 10 INCHES , SOME TIMES MORE ...
... HEAD.I MEAN REAL ACTION OF MIND.AND PUT INTO ACTION , MY REAL ABILITY , AND VALUE . IAM BLUNTED FROM MY NERVES BEING DISCONNECTED , THE MAIN NERVES OF MY LEGS AND ARMS WHICH CONTROLES , ARE OPEN 8 OR 10 INCHES , SOME TIMES MORE ...
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... head . The trachea is about six inches long in adults , and when this dis- tance has been traversed we come to the bifurcation , which appears as a narrow , whitish ridge with the openings of the bronchi on either side . After ...
... head . The trachea is about six inches long in adults , and when this dis- tance has been traversed we come to the bifurcation , which appears as a narrow , whitish ridge with the openings of the bronchi on either side . After ...
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... Head- ache , dizziness , indistinct vision , pain in the pit of the stomach , restlessness , insomnia or scanty urination will at once be reported to the fam- ily physician by the patient who has been prop- erly warned of the import of ...
... Head- ache , dizziness , indistinct vision , pain in the pit of the stomach , restlessness , insomnia or scanty urination will at once be reported to the fam- ily physician by the patient who has been prop- erly warned of the import of ...
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... head and shoul- ders well drawn up over the end of the table , so as to be freely suspended in the air . The head must be held by an assist- ant trained for the purpose , as success or failure to pass the tube will depend largely upon ...
... head and shoul- ders well drawn up over the end of the table , so as to be freely suspended in the air . The head must be held by an assist- ant trained for the purpose , as success or failure to pass the tube will depend largely upon ...
Page 52
... head downward . Under chloroform anesthesia the bronchoscope was passed and the bronchus explored , but with neg- ative results . Dr. N. P. Dandridge then did a tracheotomy , but even then we were not able to locate the pin . The case ...
... head downward . Under chloroform anesthesia the bronchoscope was passed and the bronchus explored , but with neg- ative results . Dr. N. P. Dandridge then did a tracheotomy , but even then we were not able to locate the pin . The case ...
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