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... temperature rise under this treatment , as was quite ures should be taken in a case of that kind and whether common with the mistaken use of antiseptics . Of the urinalysis should not be made before the sixth month and at what time , if ...
... temperature rise under this treatment , as was quite ures should be taken in a case of that kind and whether common with the mistaken use of antiseptics . Of the urinalysis should not be made before the sixth month and at what time , if ...
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... temperature and also , of course , the history of the patient's family . Calculus in the kidney or ureters , new growths and other diseases of the genito - urinary tract cause irrita- bility of the bladder . Besides reflex causes in the ...
... temperature and also , of course , the history of the patient's family . Calculus in the kidney or ureters , new growths and other diseases of the genito - urinary tract cause irrita- bility of the bladder . Besides reflex causes in the ...
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... temperature of 102 ° F . , and a pulse of 108. The protonuclein was now increased to nine grains , repeated every two hours . The third day the temperature was 101 ° F , and the pulse 100. He felt better , and on examination the lung ...
... temperature of 102 ° F . , and a pulse of 108. The protonuclein was now increased to nine grains , repeated every two hours . The third day the temperature was 101 ° F , and the pulse 100. He felt better , and on examination the lung ...
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... temperature . This is particularly noticeable in typhoid cases . They do not lapse into that stupid condition which is so char- acteristic of this disease . MISCELLANY Health Reports . - The following statistics con- cerning small - pox ...
... temperature . This is particularly noticeable in typhoid cases . They do not lapse into that stupid condition which is so char- acteristic of this disease . MISCELLANY Health Reports . - The following statistics con- cerning small - pox ...
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... temperature of 104 ° , with weak pulse and I do not believe you can emphasize too much the one weak heart ; it would have been simply murder to have attempted to operate through the abdominal route ; she could not have survived the ...
... temperature of 104 ° , with weak pulse and I do not believe you can emphasize too much the one weak heart ; it would have been simply murder to have attempted to operate through the abdominal route ; she could not have survived the ...
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Page 96 - ... which indicates that the bladder is aseptic. 4. Partly fill the bladder with the following solution : Tincture of iodine compound, two drachms ; chlorate of potassium, half a drachm ; chloride of sodium, two drachms ; warm water, eight ounces. Let it remain a minute or so and then remove. This treatment should be used once or twice a day. Where I suspect extensive...
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