Blood-pressure, from the Clinical StandpointSaunders, 1916 - 478 pages |
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... applied to everyday conditions , which after all is the chief concern of the practitioner . For valuable assistance rendered in the preparation of this edition the author desires particularly to thank Drs . George P. Müller , Francis J ...
... applied to everyday conditions , which after all is the chief concern of the practitioner . For valuable assistance rendered in the preparation of this edition the author desires particularly to thank Drs . George P. Müller , Francis J ...
Page 17
... applied and the results more than satisfactory , it has rightly found general favor at the hands of widely varying branches of the healing art . This great and sudden popularity has had certain draw- backs , as a tendency has been ...
... applied and the results more than satisfactory , it has rightly found general favor at the hands of widely varying branches of the healing art . This great and sudden popularity has had certain draw- backs , as a tendency has been ...
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... applied to almost any condition of arterial pressure in any part of the circulatory system . The word has gradually become restricted , so that at the present writing , unless qualified by defining adjectives , the term has become so ...
... applied to almost any condition of arterial pressure in any part of the circulatory system . The word has gradually become restricted , so that at the present writing , unless qualified by defining adjectives , the term has become so ...
Page 41
... applied to blood - pressure findings . These terms are frequently employed synonymously , although as far as I have been able to ascertain they should not be used interchangeably even when coincidently they may be found to be the same ...
... applied to blood - pressure findings . These terms are frequently employed synonymously , although as far as I have been able to ascertain they should not be used interchangeably even when coincidently they may be found to be the same ...
Page 54
... applied to the surface of a living body will be transmitted directly to the underlying structure without loss of force . It would seem , therefore , safe to assume that both the vessel wall and the intervening tissues , as definite ...
... applied to the surface of a living body will be transmitted directly to the underlying structure without loss of force . It would seem , therefore , safe to assume that both the vessel wall and the intervening tissues , as definite ...
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