Physician and Surgeon: A Professional Medical Journal, Volume 2J. W. Keating., 1880 - Medicine |
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... treat- Hemorrhage , treatment of post partum Hemorrhage , hot water in post partum 86 Hemorrhoids , glycerize in the treatment of ....... 171 Medicines , sale of patent in Japan ....... 378 Medical Association , American ... 318 Medical ...
... treat- Hemorrhage , treatment of post partum Hemorrhage , hot water in post partum 86 Hemorrhoids , glycerize in the treatment of ....... 171 Medicines , sale of patent in Japan ....... 378 Medical Association , American ... 318 Medical ...
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... treated by pilocarpin .... 569 32 Sciatica ... Uterine affections , pulsatilla in . 517 .40 , 455 Uterine contractions , pilocarpine and Sclerotic acid in fibromiomata ...... 363 eserine in 59 Scott & Bowne's emulsions 96 Scrofula ...
... treated by pilocarpin .... 569 32 Sciatica ... Uterine affections , pulsatilla in . 517 .40 , 455 Uterine contractions , pilocarpine and Sclerotic acid in fibromiomata ...... 363 eserine in 59 Scott & Bowne's emulsions 96 Scrofula ...
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... treated , first by friction , i . e . , thoroughly rubbing the ends of the fragments together and applying dressing sufficient to keep the parts at rest and in apposition ; second , by the introduction of a seton between the ends of ...
... treated , first by friction , i . e . , thoroughly rubbing the ends of the fragments together and applying dressing sufficient to keep the parts at rest and in apposition ; second , by the introduction of a seton between the ends of ...
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... treat as above . If now the digestive action proceeds normally , the physician recognizes the fact that the indigestion of his patient is due to an insufficient supply of the normal acid ; while if the fibrine remains insoluble the ...
... treat as above . If now the digestive action proceeds normally , the physician recognizes the fact that the indigestion of his patient is due to an insufficient supply of the normal acid ; while if the fibrine remains insoluble the ...
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... treated by the administration of iodide of potassium to the mother . A syphilitic mother with a child five months old , with hereditary syphilis , was given one - half gramme of iodide of potas- sium morning and evening . In the urine ...
... treated by the administration of iodide of potassium to the mother . A syphilitic mother with a child five months old , with hereditary syphilis , was given one - half gramme of iodide of potas- sium morning and evening . In the urine ...
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