Clinical lectures on pediatrics (Session 1892-93) 1892-931893 - 192 pages |
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Page 33 - MD, Clinical Professor of Diseases of Children in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore.
Page 120 - I ordered him to take ten drops of the syrup of the Iodide of Iron three times a day, with Cod Liver Oil freely, beef tea, wine and oat-meal porridge.
Page 110 - Besides, the violence used to overcome resistance will exhaust what little strength there is. That is why I have insisted so much on reaching the throat through the nose. An injection through the nose can easily be made, and will flow down and touch the throat 488 489 just as well as if you opened the mouth and forced your treatment from that direction.
Page 157 - ... ways. Sometimes partially, at other times wholly dressed, she is seated upon the Musnud, a seat in the shape of an altar, and formed of several cushions laid one upon another, generally from five to seven feet high ; her legs are crossed, and her neck and breast ornamented with a rosary. The cuticle of the palms of her hands and the soles of her feet is slit open in a circular or star-like form, and that of the nose in straight lines. They had also a number of other gods of less importance, a...
Page 123 - You would have to do one of two things: You would either have to dig a cavity into the bone and there fasten the femur, or you would have to establish ligamentous adhesion.
Page 120 - ... pressure of the brain from within and of the pillow from without, causing local absorption, thinning and flattening of the bone.
Page 150 - ... with a camel's-hair pencil. The practice pursued at the Central London Ophthalmic Hospital, is to wipe away from the eye with a soft rag and warm water as much discharge as possible, then to apply with a...