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... death took place . During the attend- ance upon the case there were associated with me Dr. Albert H. Smith and a distinguished physician from another city - a near relative of the patient . attention fully directed toward it , and after ...
... death took place . During the attend- ance upon the case there were associated with me Dr. Albert H. Smith and a distinguished physician from another city - a near relative of the patient . attention fully directed toward it , and after ...
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... Death occurred March 30 , 1882 , supervening upon a severe mental shock . An autopsy was made by Dr. William M. Gray two days later , Dr. Hutchinson and myself being present . To quote from Dr. Gray's notes : " Upon opening the abdomen ...
... Death occurred March 30 , 1882 , supervening upon a severe mental shock . An autopsy was made by Dr. William M. Gray two days later , Dr. Hutchinson and myself being present . To quote from Dr. Gray's notes : " Upon opening the abdomen ...
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... deaths , fifteen , a mortality of 2.67 . In 1876 there were 536 confinements and twenty deaths , a mor- tality of 3.73 . In 1877 there were 480 confinements and thirty - two deaths a mortality , of 6.67 . In 1878 there were 225 ...
... deaths , fifteen , a mortality of 2.67 . In 1876 there were 536 confinements and twenty deaths , a mor- tality of 3.73 . In 1877 there were 480 confinements and thirty - two deaths a mortality , of 6.67 . In 1878 there were 225 ...
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... death - rate was 21.6 . Deaths reported 3568 : acute dis- eases of the respiratory organs ( London ) 448 , scarlet ... death - rates ranged from 14 in Oldham to 32.8 in Preston ; Bradford 16.6 ; Bristol 19.6 ; Sheffield 19.8 ; Nottingham ...
... death - rate was 21.6 . Deaths reported 3568 : acute dis- eases of the respiratory organs ( London ) 448 , scarlet ... death - rates ranged from 14 in Oldham to 32.8 in Preston ; Bradford 16.6 ; Bristol 19.6 ; Sheffield 19.8 ; Nottingham ...
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... death from acute anæmia . CASE II . A secundipara , aged twenty - four , hitherto in the best of health , was twenty - six hours in the first stage of labor at full term . While the head , after complete dilatation of the os , was ...
... death from acute anæmia . CASE II . A secundipara , aged twenty - four , hitherto in the best of health , was twenty - six hours in the first stage of labor at full term . While the head , after complete dilatation of the os , was ...
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