The Medical Bulletin: A Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Volume 17F. A. Davis, 1895 - Medicine |
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... physician , who administered the an- aesthetic , was at that time in the medical ward and in attendance upon erysipelas . You can readily appreciate that erysipelas developing in a patient just a week after ovariotomy was not a pleasant ...
... physician , who administered the an- aesthetic , was at that time in the medical ward and in attendance upon erysipelas . You can readily appreciate that erysipelas developing in a patient just a week after ovariotomy was not a pleasant ...
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... physician looks to aid him in the battle against disease . They are both engaged in a sacred duty , and each one must contribute to its faithful performance . We physicians have ample proof that without integrity in nursing the most ...
... physician looks to aid him in the battle against disease . They are both engaged in a sacred duty , and each one must contribute to its faithful performance . We physicians have ample proof that without integrity in nursing the most ...
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... physician looks for an intelligent account of the case during his absence , and he relies upon what you tell him and upon the records you show him in deciding the future treatment . impress upon you the importance of taking notes from ...
... physician looks for an intelligent account of the case during his absence , and he relies upon what you tell him and upon the records you show him in deciding the future treatment . impress upon you the importance of taking notes from ...
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... physician , Dr. N. Yorke- Davies , of London , has discovered these same tablets to be a precious addition to the treat- ment of obesity . Thus , in patients placed under both an appropriate diet and treated with thyroidin , the ...
... physician , Dr. N. Yorke- Davies , of London , has discovered these same tablets to be a precious addition to the treat- ment of obesity . Thus , in patients placed under both an appropriate diet and treated with thyroidin , the ...
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... physician must first assure himself that he is indeed dealing with a case of diphtheria . Here , again , we are ... physician's reputation and success . As a rule , one must quickly prove " ' * himself the master of the situation ...
... physician must first assure himself that he is indeed dealing with a case of diphtheria . Here , again , we are ... physician's reputation and success . As a rule , one must quickly prove " ' * himself the master of the situation ...
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