Rhinology, Laryngology and Otology and Their Significance in General MedicineSaunders, 1900 - 348 pages |
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... according to the intensity of the process and the disposition of the individual . In the comparatively rare cases where the larynx becomes involved in a descending catarrh , the laryngeal symptoms develop several days after the first ...
... according to the intensity of the process and the disposition of the individual . In the comparatively rare cases where the larynx becomes involved in a descending catarrh , the laryngeal symptoms develop several days after the first ...
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... according to the intensity of the process and the disposition of the individual . In the comparatively rare cases where the larynx becomes involved in a de- scending catarrh , the laryngeal symptoms develop several days after the first ...
... according to the intensity of the process and the disposition of the individual . In the comparatively rare cases where the larynx becomes involved in a de- scending catarrh , the laryngeal symptoms develop several days after the first ...
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... according to which the respiratory air - current passes only through the lowest segment of the meatus nasi communis : that is , the space between the inferior turbinated bone and the septum . The most important fact brought out by ...
... according to which the respiratory air - current passes only through the lowest segment of the meatus nasi communis : that is , the space between the inferior turbinated bone and the septum . The most important fact brought out by ...
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... According to Franke , the air - current also forms an eddy somewhere in the region of the inferior turbinated bone . During expiration the curve is flattened , its elevation being in direct proportion to the depth of the inspiratory ...
... According to Franke , the air - current also forms an eddy somewhere in the region of the inferior turbinated bone . During expiration the curve is flattened , its elevation being in direct proportion to the depth of the inspiratory ...
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... according to Schieffendecker , not in the lymphatic vessels , but in the lymph - spaces of the tissues , the moisture making its way to the surface through the basal canaliculi , which pierce the basal membrane and emerge between the ...
... according to Schieffendecker , not in the lymphatic vessels , but in the lymph - spaces of the tissues , the moisture making its way to the surface through the basal canaliculi , which pierce the basal membrane and emerge between the ...
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RHINOLOGY LARYNGOLOGY & OTOLOG Ernst Paul Friedrich,Henry Holbrook 1856 Curtis No preview available - 2016 |
Rhinology, Laryngology and Otology and Their Significance in General Medicine Ernst Paul Friedrich No preview available - 2016 |
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