The Australian Medical Journal, Volume 17Stillwell & Company, 1895 |
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... Registration ( L.A. ) Dermatology , Notes on Current .. ·· Dermoid Cyst , attached to Spine of Scapula ( H.R. ) Diaphragm , Congenital Deficiency of Posterior Part of , with Ab- PAGE 433 106 470 369 , 469 288 359 463 549 321 466 416 38 ...
... Registration ( L.A. ) Dermatology , Notes on Current .. ·· Dermoid Cyst , attached to Spine of Scapula ( H.R. ) Diaphragm , Congenital Deficiency of Posterior Part of , with Ab- PAGE 433 106 470 369 , 469 288 359 463 549 321 466 416 38 ...
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... registered in Greater Melbourne during the month of November . In the month of October , 1141 births were registered , or 36 less than in the month under review . The births were 14 below the average of the month during the previous ten ...
... registered in Greater Melbourne during the month of November . In the month of October , 1141 births were registered , or 36 less than in the month under review . The births were 14 below the average of the month during the previous ten ...
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... registered their qualifications : -Harwood Henry Osborn , L. et L. Mid . R.C.P. et R.C.S. Edin . 1894 , L.F.P.S. Glas . 1894 ; Stanley Connebee Jamieson , M.B. Melb . 1894 ; Grace Vale , M.B. Melb . 1894 ; Annie Genevieve O'Hara , M.B. ...
... registered their qualifications : -Harwood Henry Osborn , L. et L. Mid . R.C.P. et R.C.S. Edin . 1894 , L.F.P.S. Glas . 1894 ; Stanley Connebee Jamieson , M.B. Melb . 1894 ; Grace Vale , M.B. Melb . 1894 ; Annie Genevieve O'Hara , M.B. ...
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... registered in Greater Melbourne during the month of December . In the month of November , 1177 births were registered , or 153 more than in the month under review . The births were 165 below the average of the month during the previous ...
... registered in Greater Melbourne during the month of December . In the month of November , 1177 births were registered , or 153 more than in the month under review . The births were 165 below the average of the month during the previous ...
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... registered was 2.30 , and of deaths registered 1.50 . Zymotic diseases caused 90 deaths in December , as against 45 in the pre- ceding month , the chief increase being due to diarrhoeal diseases , deaths from which rose from 10 to 42 ...
... registered was 2.30 , and of deaths registered 1.50 . Zymotic diseases caused 90 deaths in December , as against 45 in the pre- ceding month , the chief increase being due to diarrhoeal diseases , deaths from which rose from 10 to 42 ...
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