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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... pain with apprehension . In these cases an examination of the heart will often show cardiac lesion , where the clin- ical evidence of rheumatism is insignifi- cant or even doubtful . " Dr. Joseph E. Winters , in the Medical Record ...
... pain with apprehension . In these cases an examination of the heart will often show cardiac lesion , where the clin- ical evidence of rheumatism is insignifi- cant or even doubtful . " Dr. Joseph E. Winters , in the Medical Record ...
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... pain , " for the pectoral muscles were so sore that I could hardly draw a breath . Dr. W said " paregoric , " and paregoric it was , although I despise opiates . And the constriction about the larynx was horrible . Still all through the ...
... pain , " for the pectoral muscles were so sore that I could hardly draw a breath . Dr. W said " paregoric , " and paregoric it was , although I despise opiates . And the constriction about the larynx was horrible . Still all through the ...
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... pain to follow morphine . Physical and Therapeutic Effects of Dry- ness of the Atmosphere . - Increased action of the sweat glands and increased circu- lation of the skin and mucous surfaces and of the submucous and subcutaneous vessels ...
... pain to follow morphine . Physical and Therapeutic Effects of Dry- ness of the Atmosphere . - Increased action of the sweat glands and increased circu- lation of the skin and mucous surfaces and of the submucous and subcutaneous vessels ...
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... pain and stopped the bleeding . Botany , or that part of physic which treats of herbs and plants , was very much known , and almost the only branch of the science used in those early times . Virgil , speak- ing of a celebrated physician ...
... pain and stopped the bleeding . Botany , or that part of physic which treats of herbs and plants , was very much known , and almost the only branch of the science used in those early times . Virgil , speak- ing of a celebrated physician ...
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... pain and excited peristalsis in the stom- ach and bowels . Brucine differs from strychnine principally so far as is known , by the possession of very decided local anesthetic powers . This renders the milder alkaloid preferable whenever ...
... pain and excited peristalsis in the stom- ach and bowels . Brucine differs from strychnine principally so far as is known , by the possession of very decided local anesthetic powers . This renders the milder alkaloid preferable whenever ...
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Page 86 - FEW practitioners appreciate the exceedingly great value of agaricin as a remedy in night sweats, especially those of phthisis. The most profuse sweat is checked almost by magic, with a single dose. It operates by diminishing thirst and increasing the secretion of urine. The dose may be pushed to the extent of one grain in the course of twenty-four hours. The single dose for an adult is from one-eighth to one-fourth of a grain.
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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...
Page 81 - ... patella is circumferentially looped by a ligature passed close to its periphery. This ligature is passed so as to be close to the periphery of the bone, so as to hug it, as it were. It is inserted in such a way that it lies imbedded in the substance of both quadriceps tendon and ligamentum patellae midway between their anterior and posterior surfaces.
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