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... opening of the follicle , and the hair is found to be so loose that it may be extracted with very slight traction . After the operation a small wheal will be left , but this will disappear in the course of a few days . Scarring is ...
... opening of the follicle , and the hair is found to be so loose that it may be extracted with very slight traction . After the operation a small wheal will be left , but this will disappear in the course of a few days . Scarring is ...
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... opening the veins , in un- successful efforts at resuscitation , neither blood nor gas was discharged . In another case , where the death of a drunk- ard occurred , at the age of sixty years , from chloroform , a large quantity of gas ...
... opening the veins , in un- successful efforts at resuscitation , neither blood nor gas was discharged . In another case , where the death of a drunk- ard occurred , at the age of sixty years , from chloroform , a large quantity of gas ...
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... opening was above the inner canthus , and a probe could be passed into it to the depth of an inch ; its width was even greater . Active treatment was instituted , and the boy was seen in consultation with a number of the most prominent ...
... opening was above the inner canthus , and a probe could be passed into it to the depth of an inch ; its width was even greater . Active treatment was instituted , and the boy was seen in consultation with a number of the most prominent ...
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... opening the sac to reduce the bowel out of the way at once and clear the ring . 2. Thereupon to close the neck of the sac immediately before proceeding to clear away adherent omentum and redundant sac and skin . 3. To bring as much ...
... opening the sac to reduce the bowel out of the way at once and clear the ring . 2. Thereupon to close the neck of the sac immediately before proceeding to clear away adherent omentum and redundant sac and skin . 3. To bring as much ...
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... opening of abscesses when pointing , and the amputa- tion of limbs . I dislike the word impossibility , for it is one always on the retreat , and that which yesterday was regarded as impossible , to day under a different sun appears ...
... opening of abscesses when pointing , and the amputa- tion of limbs . I dislike the word impossibility , for it is one always on the retreat , and that which yesterday was regarded as impossible , to day under a different sun appears ...
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