The Chicago Medical Recorder, Volume 9Medical Recorder Publishing Company, 1895 |
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Page 4
... usually using a trocar , which , after carefully lo- cating the sac , he plunges into the cavity . If no liquid appears he makes another puncture . He repeats this at the end of ten or twelve days ; if the fluid reaccumulates he injects ...
... usually using a trocar , which , after carefully lo- cating the sac , he plunges into the cavity . If no liquid appears he makes another puncture . He repeats this at the end of ten or twelve days ; if the fluid reaccumulates he injects ...
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... usually no difficulty in penetrating the septic mass . As soon as the finger within reaches the exudative material , the sense to the touch will be self - evident . In the majority of cases an abscess cavity is found , a fact which is ...
... usually no difficulty in penetrating the septic mass . As soon as the finger within reaches the exudative material , the sense to the touch will be self - evident . In the majority of cases an abscess cavity is found , a fact which is ...
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... usually found in the pelvis is susceptible of absorption when broken up and drained . In some way , as happens within the peritoneal cavity when a drain is introduced , septic material from within seems to be drawn to- ward the breach ...
... usually found in the pelvis is susceptible of absorption when broken up and drained . In some way , as happens within the peritoneal cavity when a drain is introduced , septic material from within seems to be drawn to- ward the breach ...
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... usually appears pale and per- fectly healthy as far as clinical observation can decide . The vascular development constitutes a structural anomaly , but is not in any sense of the word an active disease . This condi- tion can exist ...
... usually appears pale and per- fectly healthy as far as clinical observation can decide . The vascular development constitutes a structural anomaly , but is not in any sense of the word an active disease . This condi- tion can exist ...
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... usually advocate a knife electrode which makes a very narrow cut so the cicatrix which forms later on is narrow and reaches to the bone . Dr. W. F. COLEMAN : I have very little to say upon this sub- ject as I do not do a large amount of ...
... usually advocate a knife electrode which makes a very narrow cut so the cicatrix which forms later on is narrow and reaches to the bone . Dr. W. F. COLEMAN : I have very little to say upon this sub- ject as I do not do a large amount of ...
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