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... blood pressure of 70 diastolic and 90 to 100 systolic . The heart action was not clear and sharp . That is , one heard systolic murmurs at the second and third left interspace . The blood and urine were usually negative . The breath ...
... blood pressure of 70 diastolic and 90 to 100 systolic . The heart action was not clear and sharp . That is , one heard systolic murmurs at the second and third left interspace . The blood and urine were usually negative . The breath ...
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... blood and blood producing organs , so that leucocytosis is produced and fluctuations in the ferment and antiferment bal- ance arise Although the author's observations leave un- touched the problem why it is that there should be such a ...
... blood and blood producing organs , so that leucocytosis is produced and fluctuations in the ferment and antiferment bal- ance arise Although the author's observations leave un- touched the problem why it is that there should be such a ...
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... Blood Examinations : . $ 1.50 2.50 3.00 Blood Count , Red , White and Hemoglobin .. 2.50 With Differential and Histological Ex .. 5.00 Widal Reaction 1.50 Malaria Parasites 2.00 Wassermann Test 5.00 $ 5.00 to 10.00 Hemolytic and ...
... Blood Examinations : . $ 1.50 2.50 3.00 Blood Count , Red , White and Hemoglobin .. 2.50 With Differential and Histological Ex .. 5.00 Widal Reaction 1.50 Malaria Parasites 2.00 Wassermann Test 5.00 $ 5.00 to 10.00 Hemolytic and ...
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... blood smear showed a large celled an- emia , marked poikilocytosis and polychromato- philia and numerous normoblasts with an oc- casional megaloblast . The lymphocytes were 56 % of the total differential count . The coagu- lation time ...
... blood smear showed a large celled an- emia , marked poikilocytosis and polychromato- philia and numerous normoblasts with an oc- casional megaloblast . The lymphocytes were 56 % of the total differential count . The coagu- lation time ...
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... blood , the more primitive the nucleated cell , the greater the call for red corpuscles . In very severe cases , how- ever , no nucleated cells may be seen . This prob- ably indicates almost complete marrow exhaust- ion . Besides ...
... blood , the more primitive the nucleated cell , the greater the call for red corpuscles . In very severe cases , how- ever , no nucleated cells may be seen . This prob- ably indicates almost complete marrow exhaust- ion . Besides ...
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