Cleveland Medical and Surgical Reporter, Volume 171906 |
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... abdominal veins . It has also been reported as occurring after the removal of the uterus and its ap- pendages . It may be symptomatic of irritation from the gastrin- testinal tract . There are numerous instances on record where the ...
... abdominal veins . It has also been reported as occurring after the removal of the uterus and its ap- pendages . It may be symptomatic of irritation from the gastrin- testinal tract . There are numerous instances on record where the ...
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... abdominal bandages so placed as to give as firm support as possible to prolapsed organs will be of material benefit . And this together with advising periods of rest after meals , prescribing a nutritious diet , and medicating ...
... abdominal bandages so placed as to give as firm support as possible to prolapsed organs will be of material benefit . And this together with advising periods of rest after meals , prescribing a nutritious diet , and medicating ...
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... abdominal tenderness and a purulent leucorrheal discharge which would lessen and then increase . Six weeks after the abortion she was admitted to the City Hospital . Examination showed an enlarged uterus , not freely movable , with an ...
... abdominal tenderness and a purulent leucorrheal discharge which would lessen and then increase . Six weeks after the abortion she was admitted to the City Hospital . Examination showed an enlarged uterus , not freely movable , with an ...
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... abdominal section , early and late , and 28 per cent in cases treated by vaginal hysterectomy . From these statistics it is quite evident that the accident is a serious one no mat- ter what the treatment may be ; but it must be borne in ...
... abdominal section , early and late , and 28 per cent in cases treated by vaginal hysterectomy . From these statistics it is quite evident that the accident is a serious one no mat- ter what the treatment may be ; but it must be borne in ...
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... abdominal in- cision , but rather through a stab - wound near the tip of the floating ribs , tube drainage being used nearly exclusively . If any gauze is used , it is a very small strand inside the tube to drain the space out- side of ...
... abdominal in- cision , but rather through a stab - wound near the tip of the floating ribs , tube drainage being used nearly exclusively . If any gauze is used , it is a very small strand inside the tube to drain the space out- side of ...
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Page 142 - Dr. Howell has had many years of experience as a teacher of physiology in several of the leading medical schools, and is therefore exceedingly well fitted to write a text-book on this subject. Main emphasis has been laid upon those facts and views which will be directly helpful in the practical branches of medicine. At the same time, however, sufficient consideration has been given to the experimental side of the science. The entire literature of physiology has been thoroughly digested by Dr.
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