Physician and Surgeon: A Professional Medical Journal, Volume 10J. W. Keating., 1888 - Medicine |
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... patient walks by making movements of circumduction , slinging his leg around like a man mowing hay with his leg . An infantile paralysis , on the contrary , makes all sorts of irregu- lar movements , according to the different groups of ...
... patient walks by making movements of circumduction , slinging his leg around like a man mowing hay with his leg . An infantile paralysis , on the contrary , makes all sorts of irregu- lar movements , according to the different groups of ...
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... patient . He is quite a different type of man , being a peasant , who came to Paris , and got work about a railway sta- tion . One day he was struck by a car on the shoulder , and fell unconscious for twenty minutes , and in five or six ...
... patient . He is quite a different type of man , being a peasant , who came to Paris , and got work about a railway sta- tion . One day he was struck by a car on the shoulder , and fell unconscious for twenty minutes , and in five or six ...
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... patient being slightly inclined forward . We recommend above all things : First . To inquire in to the state of the organs near the large intestine , and to be sure that no contra - indication exists from the presence of tumors , inflam ...
... patient being slightly inclined forward . We recommend above all things : First . To inquire in to the state of the organs near the large intestine , and to be sure that no contra - indication exists from the presence of tumors , inflam ...
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... patient in two hun- dred cases , save some children , afflicted at the same time with croup , and still he has not as yet rigorously employed his mode of treatment . It is as follows : In the first place , to administer every two hours ...
... patient in two hun- dred cases , save some children , afflicted at the same time with croup , and still he has not as yet rigorously employed his mode of treatment . It is as follows : In the first place , to administer every two hours ...
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... patient put to bed . After - treatment . - October 19 , 8 P. M .: Pulse , 126 ; temper- ature , 99 ° ; one - quarter ... patient feeling comfortable . 3 A. M .: Pulse , 100 ; temperature , 99.2 ° . 6 A. M .: Pulse , 105 ; temperature ...
... patient put to bed . After - treatment . - October 19 , 8 P. M .: Pulse , 126 ; temper- ature , 99 ° ; one - quarter ... patient feeling comfortable . 3 A. M .: Pulse , 100 ; temperature , 99.2 ° . 6 A. M .: Pulse , 105 ; temperature ...
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