The Medical Summary: A Monthly Journal of Practical Medicine, New Preparations, Volume 9R. H. Andrews 1887 - Medicine Edited by R.H. Andrews. |
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... placental scuffle , be- fore I reported to Dr. Sell whom I well knew would be so much interested in the case , as to ... Placenta came in ten minutes , and a good recovery . The child lived a few days , and died from some of the diseases ...
... placental scuffle , be- fore I reported to Dr. Sell whom I well knew would be so much interested in the case , as to ... Placenta came in ten minutes , and a good recovery . The child lived a few days , and died from some of the diseases ...
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... placenta prævia ; the woman had been flowing all night , and when I got there , at 6 o'clock , a . m . , she had lost much blood . found the os rigid and undilated . I immediately injected my favorite remedy , and in less than three ...
... placenta prævia ; the woman had been flowing all night , and when I got there , at 6 o'clock , a . m . , she had lost much blood . found the os rigid and undilated . I immediately injected my favorite remedy , and in less than three ...
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... placenta is still attached . The rapid movement makes the arms fly up , thus lift- ing the chest walls , and the infant takes air with a sudden sob . It is a rough and ready method , but highly successful . MASSAGE . This is no novelty ...
... placenta is still attached . The rapid movement makes the arms fly up , thus lift- ing the chest walls , and the infant takes air with a sudden sob . It is a rough and ready method , but highly successful . MASSAGE . This is no novelty ...
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... PLACENTA . - In a late number of a medical journal that has " the largest circulation in the world , " Doctor urges the plan , saying : " I never wait one minute after I sever the cord . I turn the babe over to some lady and proceed at ...
... PLACENTA . - In a late number of a medical journal that has " the largest circulation in the world , " Doctor urges the plan , saying : " I never wait one minute after I sever the cord . I turn the babe over to some lady and proceed at ...
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... placenta . The placenta is not formed till the tenth or eleventh week of con- ception , ti which time the vomiting of pregnancy generally continues , indicating that the embryo acts as a foreign body and thus sets up reflex disturbances ...
... placenta . The placenta is not formed till the tenth or eleventh week of con- ception , ti which time the vomiting of pregnancy generally continues , indicating that the embryo acts as a foreign body and thus sets up reflex disturbances ...
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Page 122 - LACTOPEPTINE. The most important Remedial Agent ever presented to the Profession, for DYSPEPSIA, VOMITING IN PREGNANCY, CHOLERA INFANTUM, CONSTIPATION, and all diseases arising from imperfect nutrition. LACTOPEPTINE IN CHOLERA INFANTUM.
Page 95 - Professor of General Medicine and Diseases of the Chest in the New York Polyclinic; Physician to Bellevue Hospital, etc.
Page 10 - DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. By JAMES KINGSTON FOWLER, MA, MD, FRCP, Physician to the Middlesex Hospital and to the Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest, Brompton, etc.
Page 20 - In the large class of summer diarrhoeas of children and adults, with griping in the bowels and flatulence, the use of listerine, in doses varying from ten drops to a teaspoonful (with or without water), has a most salutary and pleasing effect. It can be administered at short intervals after eating, as soon as regurgitation, distension or acidity occurs. Its action in arresting excessive fermentation is prompt; besides, it exercises a decided sedative influence on the mucous membranes of the stomach.
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