Memphis Medical Monthly, Volume 12S.C. Toof & Company, 1892 |
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... observation , traceable directly to this centrali- zation of malarial poison upon the follicles of the skin . But this centralization is by no means constant . He who has not seen a man dying of chronic malarial poison , when all of the ...
... observation , traceable directly to this centrali- zation of malarial poison upon the follicles of the skin . But this centralization is by no means constant . He who has not seen a man dying of chronic malarial poison , when all of the ...
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... observation in many more in the practice of my neighbors , has been this : That malarial hematuria is a disease that perhaps adheres more closely to a type than any known in this section of the country ; all vari- ations depending ...
... observation in many more in the practice of my neighbors , has been this : That malarial hematuria is a disease that perhaps adheres more closely to a type than any known in this section of the country ; all vari- ations depending ...
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... observations on the treatment of malarial intoxication with quinine . The results of these investigations showed that while iodine has undoubted anti- malarial properties , yet in a large proportion of cases it will fail absolutely ...
... observations on the treatment of malarial intoxication with quinine . The results of these investigations showed that while iodine has undoubted anti- malarial properties , yet in a large proportion of cases it will fail absolutely ...
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... observed not to crush them , and their bulbous extremi- ties severed . If the two ends cannot now be coapted , a little force should be exerted upon either end . A choice of sutures can be made between fine catgut and silkworm - gut ...
... observed not to crush them , and their bulbous extremi- ties severed . If the two ends cannot now be coapted , a little force should be exerted upon either end . A choice of sutures can be made between fine catgut and silkworm - gut ...
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... observations on the effect of naphthol in the treatment of typhoid fever . His con- clusions are that naphthol is a real antiseptic in this disease , inasmuch as it prevents the formation of toxic matters , both during the course of the ...
... observations on the effect of naphthol in the treatment of typhoid fever . His con- clusions are that naphthol is a real antiseptic in this disease , inasmuch as it prevents the formation of toxic matters , both during the course of the ...
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