Physician and Surgeon: A Professional Medical Journal, Volume 2J. W. Keating., 1880 - Medicine |
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... Reported by E. WIRT LAMOREAUX , M. D. Warren P. , aged ten years , was first brought before the sur- gical clinic May 3 , 1879. This little boy , while playing on a bed some eighteen months before , fell off and struck on a trundle ...
... Reported by E. WIRT LAMOREAUX , M. D. Warren P. , aged ten years , was first brought before the sur- gical clinic May 3 , 1879. This little boy , while playing on a bed some eighteen months before , fell off and struck on a trundle ...
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... , being given it in the mortuary reports - those having the making up of these reports seem not quite willing to publish . I am , however , assured that most of the cases thus reported are those EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE . 19.
... , being given it in the mortuary reports - those having the making up of these reports seem not quite willing to publish . I am , however , assured that most of the cases thus reported are those EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE . 19.
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... reported to have been made of a cryptogam , which by experiments of inserting it under the skin of animals , is alleged to have caused the phenomena of ague , Dr. P. is fearful they are not quite conclusive . He has no doubt , however ...
... reported to have been made of a cryptogam , which by experiments of inserting it under the skin of animals , is alleged to have caused the phenomena of ague , Dr. P. is fearful they are not quite conclusive . He has no doubt , however ...
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... reported as pernicious malarial fever as sometimes occur later and in the winter . The greatest mortality during the ... reported from typhoid fever are very few , but those reported from gastro - enteritis and peritonitis are about ...
... reported as pernicious malarial fever as sometimes occur later and in the winter . The greatest mortality during the ... reported from typhoid fever are very few , but those reported from gastro - enteritis and peritonitis are about ...
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... reported by his brother workers , it is not right for him to receive so much help and give none in return . Some may say that they would write for the journal , but no extraordinary cases have occurred in their practice , and therefore ...
... reported by his brother workers , it is not right for him to receive so much help and give none in return . Some may say that they would write for the journal , but no extraordinary cases have occurred in their practice , and therefore ...
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