Edinburgh Medical Journal, Volume 31, Part 2Y. J. Pentland., 1886 |
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Page 623
... Month subsequently from Recurrent Hæmorrhage . A. M. , æt . 19 , married , was admitted into the Buchanan Ward on 27th November 1884 , on the recommendation of Dr Freeland Barbour , complaining of a sanious discharge from the vagina ...
... Month subsequently from Recurrent Hæmorrhage . A. M. , æt . 19 , married , was admitted into the Buchanan Ward on 27th November 1884 , on the recommendation of Dr Freeland Barbour , complaining of a sanious discharge from the vagina ...
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... month following , but her menstruation became very irregular - at first there being an inter- val of fourteen days ... months there has been obstinate constipation and pain and difficulty of micturition , there being a sensation as if ...
... month following , but her menstruation became very irregular - at first there being an inter- val of fourteen days ... months there has been obstinate constipation and pain and difficulty of micturition , there being a sensation as if ...
Page 626
... months after her departure floodings occurred every three weeks , the discharge continuing copiously for a week . Constipation always aggravated the discharge , and she therefore habitually took aperients . The pain in the left side ...
... months after her departure floodings occurred every three weeks , the discharge continuing copiously for a week . Constipation always aggravated the discharge , and she therefore habitually took aperients . The pain in the left side ...
Page 628
... months ; worse at night ; relieved only by anodynes . At first paroxysmal , lately more continuous . During past month has had loss of power of right leg , and difficulty of walking . 28th May . - Much watery vaginal discharge during ...
... months ; worse at night ; relieved only by anodynes . At first paroxysmal , lately more continuous . During past month has had loss of power of right leg , and difficulty of walking . 28th May . - Much watery vaginal discharge during ...
Page 629
... months had become exceedingly severe . The tumour was very tender to the touch , and was found to lie in the recto- vaginal space , pressing the vagina forward and downward , and the rectum backward . It was tapped on two different ...
... months had become exceedingly severe . The tumour was very tender to the touch , and was found to lie in the recto- vaginal space , pressing the vagina forward and downward , and the rectum backward . It was tapped on two different ...
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