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... wound . A little cotton , sprinkled with iodoform , was laid upon the wound , and the man was put to bed and did perfectly well . The catheter was removed on the ninth day , and the pins were taken out the day following . On the ...
... wound . A little cotton , sprinkled with iodoform , was laid upon the wound , and the man was put to bed and did perfectly well . The catheter was removed on the ninth day , and the pins were taken out the day following . On the ...
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... wound , located on the palmar aspect of the first phalanx of the middle finger , did not heal spontaneously , yet without suppuration . A few weeks afterward a small nodosity of the size of half a pea could be felt in the sub- cutaneous ...
... wound , located on the palmar aspect of the first phalanx of the middle finger , did not heal spontaneously , yet without suppuration . A few weeks afterward a small nodosity of the size of half a pea could be felt in the sub- cutaneous ...
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... wound or ulcer ; over the slices oil - cloth or wax- handkerchief . When purulent discharge is but slight pressure , by a roller bandage or a excessively free , a layer of cotton wool or a woolen cloth is placed over the oil - cloth ...
... wound or ulcer ; over the slices oil - cloth or wax- handkerchief . When purulent discharge is but slight pressure , by a roller bandage or a excessively free , a layer of cotton wool or a woolen cloth is placed over the oil - cloth ...
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... wound and covered over with a small quantity of soil , an air - tight antiseptic dressing thereby resulting . Former experiments of Dr. Coppler show that powdered coffee prevents putrefaction of blood , urine , foods , etc. , and that ...
... wound and covered over with a small quantity of soil , an air - tight antiseptic dressing thereby resulting . Former experiments of Dr. Coppler show that powdered coffee prevents putrefaction of blood , urine , foods , etc. , and that ...
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... wound be examined , it will be found that the puncture remains open as though it were a piece of leather . In the living subject , even supposing that no blood issues from the wound , as may happen in hysterical patients , the wound ...
... wound be examined , it will be found that the puncture remains open as though it were a piece of leather . In the living subject , even supposing that no blood issues from the wound , as may happen in hysterical patients , the wound ...
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