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Page 86
... probably so benumbed that they did not experience the ill - effects they would have felt had they been clothed in their right minds and sensibili- ties . But generally a most violent train of symptoms commences imme- diately , varying ...
... probably so benumbed that they did not experience the ill - effects they would have felt had they been clothed in their right minds and sensibili- ties . But generally a most violent train of symptoms commences imme- diately , varying ...
Page 196
... probably , that have been called cases of typhous , and remitting or intermitting dysentery . So rheumatism and dysentery are occasionally associated . These combinations are important in their practical relations , but it does not ...
... probably , that have been called cases of typhous , and remitting or intermitting dysentery . So rheumatism and dysentery are occasionally associated . These combinations are important in their practical relations , but it does not ...
Page 364
... probably not hippuric , ) is also present . The explanation of these facts is , that an albuminous compound , either in the blood itself , or in the textures , has become oxidized ; its sulphur , under the form of sulphuric acid , has ...
... probably not hippuric , ) is also present . The explanation of these facts is , that an albuminous compound , either in the blood itself , or in the textures , has become oxidized ; its sulphur , under the form of sulphuric acid , has ...
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THORAX AND ON WHICH SIDE DID THEY USUALLY LIE? | 22 |
CONDITION OF THE VARIOUS ABDOMINAL ORGANS | 25 |
seven cases and once the stomach was said to be enormously distended by | 141 |
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