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Page 17
... given digestives and opiates week after week and month after month . The stomach is washed out and perhaps the contents examined for free HCL . The patient is examined again and again for the presence of a tumor and the treatment for ...
... given digestives and opiates week after week and month after month . The stomach is washed out and perhaps the contents examined for free HCL . The patient is examined again and again for the presence of a tumor and the treatment for ...
Page 18
... given to the appar- ent importance of frequent examinations into the chemistry of the stomach contents , and not enough of surgery . What is wanted is not a better surgical technic , but a knowledge of the fact that carcinoma of the ...
... given to the appar- ent importance of frequent examinations into the chemistry of the stomach contents , and not enough of surgery . What is wanted is not a better surgical technic , but a knowledge of the fact that carcinoma of the ...
Page 49
... given large doses of the salicylate of sodium in the disease , with decided advantage . To a child from six to ten years of age the dose was 10 grains of sodium salicylate , with 20 grains of sodium bicarbonate , the quantities being ...
... given large doses of the salicylate of sodium in the disease , with decided advantage . To a child from six to ten years of age the dose was 10 grains of sodium salicylate , with 20 grains of sodium bicarbonate , the quantities being ...
Page 53
... given as in the case of the carbolic acid cure , with a hypodermic syringe holding about two drachms , the solution being in- troduced directly into the pile . Coagulation takes place , the pile dies en masse and may be removed without ...
... given as in the case of the carbolic acid cure , with a hypodermic syringe holding about two drachms , the solution being in- troduced directly into the pile . Coagulation takes place , the pile dies en masse and may be removed without ...
Page 57
... given the laity to improve the ancestral hearth . Without doubt this is much the more radical view . If people can be taught to live correctly in their own homes the necessity for other homes to which they can go will be removed . It is ...
... given the laity to improve the ancestral hearth . Without doubt this is much the more radical view . If people can be taught to live correctly in their own homes the necessity for other homes to which they can go will be removed . It is ...
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