Albany Medical Annals, Volume 23Burdick & Taylor, 1902 - Medicine |
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... less opaque granules , varying in size from .15 to 75 mm . , although larger granules often occur . In their earliest stage the granules are usually grayish white , transparent , and are easily broken up , the consistency being that of ...
... less opaque granules , varying in size from .15 to 75 mm . , although larger granules often occur . In their earliest stage the granules are usually grayish white , transparent , and are easily broken up , the consistency being that of ...
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... less so than the spores of bacteria . An interesting fact is the greater resistance to noxious agencies possessed by the spores , when grown upon cereals . Experiments by Berard and Nicolas have shown that the spores have lived as long ...
... less so than the spores of bacteria . An interesting fact is the greater resistance to noxious agencies possessed by the spores , when grown upon cereals . Experiments by Berard and Nicolas have shown that the spores have lived as long ...
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... less marked phagocytosis , the cells being of both an epithelioid and a leucocytic character . Should the protec- tive activity of these cells gain the upper hand the lesion will be a slight and insignificant one . The process , however ...
... less marked phagocytosis , the cells being of both an epithelioid and a leucocytic character . Should the protec- tive activity of these cells gain the upper hand the lesion will be a slight and insignificant one . The process , however ...
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... less extensive areas of necrosis and suppuration . As the process approaches the surface the abdominal walls assume a board - like character , the skin . becomes livid , ulcerates and sinuses are formed , the dis- charge from which ...
... less extensive areas of necrosis and suppuration . As the process approaches the surface the abdominal walls assume a board - like character , the skin . becomes livid , ulcerates and sinuses are formed , the dis- charge from which ...
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... less pain , less febrile disturbance and more of a tendency to extension of the process than is ordinarily seen in subacute or chronic appendicitis . Sarcoma , carcinoma and tuberculosis of the caecal region must also be considered in ...
... less pain , less febrile disturbance and more of a tendency to extension of the process than is ordinarily seen in subacute or chronic appendicitis . Sarcoma , carcinoma and tuberculosis of the caecal region must also be considered in ...
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