The Medical Summary: A Monthly Journal of Practical Medicine, New Preparations, Volume 31R. H. Andrews 1909 - Medicine Edited by R.H. Andrews. |
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... keep the joints movable ; if neg- lected , stiffness is sure to happen . As to the glands , the disease may produce in- flammatory conditions . Dr. Harrington must be a man of ex- perience and skill , for his wise remarks will apply to ...
... keep the joints movable ; if neg- lected , stiffness is sure to happen . As to the glands , the disease may produce in- flammatory conditions . Dr. Harrington must be a man of ex- perience and skill , for his wise remarks will apply to ...
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... keep your patients out of doors , Here they willingly and cheerfully adopt the out - door life . Yet this is of minor importance compared to other effects , though this alone would make a change of climate desirable for the tuberculous ...
... keep your patients out of doors , Here they willingly and cheerfully adopt the out - door life . Yet this is of minor importance compared to other effects , though this alone would make a change of climate desirable for the tuberculous ...
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... keep them going . It nauseated some- what , but not enough to induce vomiting , a matter which had concerned me all through her sickness . The result of the action of this remedy was most remark- able . Thirty - six hours after the ...
... keep them going . It nauseated some- what , but not enough to induce vomiting , a matter which had concerned me all through her sickness . The result of the action of this remedy was most remark- able . Thirty - six hours after the ...
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... keep well . Pills , tablets , or ready - made mixtures . are not the only remedies which can be kept on hand by the busy practitioner . While these are most convenient , yet many useful combinations may be readily made with the aid of a ...
... keep well . Pills , tablets , or ready - made mixtures . are not the only remedies which can be kept on hand by the busy practitioner . While these are most convenient , yet many useful combinations may be readily made with the aid of a ...
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... keep the pulse - rate within safe bounds , and furnish to the mo- tor areas a nerve sedative . The next feature to be considered in the treatment of eclampsia is that of elimina- tion . To this end two drops of croton oil , with three ...
... keep the pulse - rate within safe bounds , and furnish to the mo- tor areas a nerve sedative . The next feature to be considered in the treatment of eclampsia is that of elimina- tion . To this end two drops of croton oil , with three ...
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Page 80 - ... small to be directly sutured to the larger fragment. 3. In fractures with many fragments or with comminution. 4. In cases of abnormal friability of the patella. It has been and is still extensively employed in...
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