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... attention to a few only of the many cases that may come before the dentist , showing the necessity for a medical knowledge far in excess of present requirements for a doctor in dental surgery . No man in any honorable profession should ...
... attention to a few only of the many cases that may come before the dentist , showing the necessity for a medical knowledge far in excess of present requirements for a doctor in dental surgery . No man in any honorable profession should ...
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... attention directed to this subject in consequence of having been consulted by a dentist , about thirty- five years of age , who described to me a sensation of numbness in one thigh , which he feared might be a precursor of paralysis . I ...
... attention directed to this subject in consequence of having been consulted by a dentist , about thirty- five years of age , who described to me a sensation of numbness in one thigh , which he feared might be a precursor of paralysis . I ...
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... attention mainly to supply- ing artificial teeth began to feel somewhat uncomfortable , realizing that he was being left behind , and suffering oftentimes unjustly from the floods of prejudice that overwhelmed in universal con ...
... attention mainly to supply- ing artificial teeth began to feel somewhat uncomfortable , realizing that he was being left behind , and suffering oftentimes unjustly from the floods of prejudice that overwhelmed in universal con ...
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that the looked for era when mechanical dentistry should no more command attention , is as far away beyond , as ever . The plate- workman cannot yet be dropped from consideration . He has his place . Is it true , by the way , that he ...
that the looked for era when mechanical dentistry should no more command attention , is as far away beyond , as ever . The plate- workman cannot yet be dropped from consideration . He has his place . Is it true , by the way , that he ...
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... attention to operating , have furbished their laboratory equipments and are quietly lending their labor and influence to nurture a higher sentiment and taste in the minds of their returning patrons . The fact is recognized that the ...
... attention to operating , have furbished their laboratory equipments and are quietly lending their labor and influence to nurture a higher sentiment and taste in the minds of their returning patrons . The fact is recognized that the ...
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Page 275 - By Louis STARR, MD, Clinical Professor of Diseases of Children in the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania ; Physician to the Children's Hospital.
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Page 148 - ... retired from his editorial connection with the Journal of Cutaneous and Venereal Diseases. The Journal will be continued under the sole editorial charge of Dr. P. A. Morrow. We may remind our readers that this is the only publication in the English language devoted to Skin and Venereal Diseases, and during the three years of its existence it has won for itself a high reputation for scientific excellence as well as practical utility. In addition to presenting all that is new and valuable in these...
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Page 48 - Rules" were unanimously adopted : RULES. 1. The Congress shall consist of members of the regular profession of medicine, who shall have inscribed their names on the register and shall have taken out their tickets of admission; and of such other scientific men as the Executive Committee of the Congress may see fit to admit.
Page 49 - April 30 wishing to bring forward a subject not upon the programme must give notice of his intention to the SecretaryGeneral at least twenty-one days before the opening of the Congress. The Officers of each Section shall decide as to the acceptance of any communication offered to their Section, and shall fix the time of its presentation. No communication will be received which has been already published, or read before a Society.