The Chicago Clinic: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Best Interests of the Medical Profession, Volume 12Chicago Clinical School, 1899 |
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... , assisted by in- ternes Habhigger , Crowder and McEwen . After thorough sterilization of the abdo- men an incision was made , 31 inches long , passing through McBurney's point , in the direction of the THE CHICAGO CLINIC . 5.
... , assisted by in- ternes Habhigger , Crowder and McEwen . After thorough sterilization of the abdo- men an incision was made , 31 inches long , passing through McBurney's point , in the direction of the THE CHICAGO CLINIC . 5.
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... passed from the top of the cæcum to the pelvic facia at the pelvic brim , and by traction on this band the right tube and ovary can be exposed , this band being the altered ap- pendix . This was ligated with catgut and divided . The ...
... passed from the top of the cæcum to the pelvic facia at the pelvic brim , and by traction on this band the right tube and ovary can be exposed , this band being the altered ap- pendix . This was ligated with catgut and divided . The ...
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... passing out through the opening in the muscular wall to enter the canal . The abdominal wound was closed by a single row of silk - worm gut sutures , and an iodoform gauze drain inserted at the lower angle of the wound . The patient ...
... passing out through the opening in the muscular wall to enter the canal . The abdominal wound was closed by a single row of silk - worm gut sutures , and an iodoform gauze drain inserted at the lower angle of the wound . The patient ...
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... passed in France , according to which wet nurses had to inform employers of the occurrence of another conception . Not very rarely will the uterus not be able to resist the persis- tent mammary irritation kept up by nurs- ing , and the ...
... passed in France , according to which wet nurses had to inform employers of the occurrence of another conception . Not very rarely will the uterus not be able to resist the persis- tent mammary irritation kept up by nurs- ing , and the ...
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... passed . We do not fail to recognize the fact that the insurance field is crowded to almost the suicidal point in some quar- ters , and that competition is rife as it never was before in this line , but this fact , recog- nized by every ...
... passed . We do not fail to recognize the fact that the insurance field is crowded to almost the suicidal point in some quar- ters , and that competition is rife as it never was before in this line , but this fact , recog- nized by every ...
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