New York State Journal of Medicine, Volume 4Medical Society of the State of New York, 1904 |
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... usually consists of a little group of underground hovels , surrounded by manure heaps , entered by crooked passages , where chil- dren , colts , calves and lambs all dwell together . Travelers describe these winter quarters " cozy and ...
... usually consists of a little group of underground hovels , surrounded by manure heaps , entered by crooked passages , where chil- dren , colts , calves and lambs all dwell together . Travelers describe these winter quarters " cozy and ...
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... usually looked forward to with relief . With such facts in view any measure that saves one out of any number of such cases should be looked upon with favor , and one that prolongs the average length of life , at the same time relieving ...
... usually looked forward to with relief . With such facts in view any measure that saves one out of any number of such cases should be looked upon with favor , and one that prolongs the average length of life , at the same time relieving ...
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... usually awaken in excellent condition . He ordinarily gave 30 minims of the 12 per cent . solution of ergot employed by Dr. Liv- ingston . This dose should be repeated in an hour and then every two hours . In another class of cases of ...
... usually awaken in excellent condition . He ordinarily gave 30 minims of the 12 per cent . solution of ergot employed by Dr. Liv- ingston . This dose should be repeated in an hour and then every two hours . In another class of cases of ...
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... usually lasted many hours . ONE OF THE DANGERS OF THE SURGERY OF THE BILIARY PASSAGES.1 T BY E. D. FERGUSON , M.D. , Troy , N. Y. HOUGH comparative freedom from danger in abdominal surgery has re- sulted from modern precautions , the ...
... usually lasted many hours . ONE OF THE DANGERS OF THE SURGERY OF THE BILIARY PASSAGES.1 T BY E. D. FERGUSON , M.D. , Troy , N. Y. HOUGH comparative freedom from danger in abdominal surgery has re- sulted from modern precautions , the ...
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... usually more gratifying to patient and surgeon alike than a cholecystostomy where the gall bladder is not adherent and is readily accessible . In such cases cholecystectomy might be added without great increase of operative risk , but ...
... usually more gratifying to patient and surgeon alike than a cholecystostomy where the gall bladder is not adherent and is readily accessible . In such cases cholecystectomy might be added without great increase of operative risk , but ...
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