The Medical Times and Register, Volume 10Medical Publishing Company, 1880 - Medicine |
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... usually are very different personages . The man who takes with one class of persons is distasteful to the other section of society . One usually is a bluff , out - spoken , rough - and - ready man , of keen observation as to character ...
... usually are very different personages . The man who takes with one class of persons is distasteful to the other section of society . One usually is a bluff , out - spoken , rough - and - ready man , of keen observation as to character ...
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... usually found with cardiac valvular disease , which has been denominated cyanotic induration . An undue supply of blood to the heart from relaxation of the coronary vessels cannot well be excluded from an attempt to explain the ...
... usually found with cardiac valvular disease , which has been denominated cyanotic induration . An undue supply of blood to the heart from relaxation of the coronary vessels cannot well be excluded from an attempt to explain the ...
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... usually given with just sufficient fulness and exactness , the author having struck that golden mean which is so desirable between what Moxon has happily designated as the " intensive " and the " extensive " methods of recording medical ...
... usually given with just sufficient fulness and exactness , the author having struck that golden mean which is so desirable between what Moxon has happily designated as the " intensive " and the " extensive " methods of recording medical ...
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... usually disappeared , although occa- sionally the malady would continue far into the night , with the effect of banishing sleep till nearly break of day . In addition , she endured pain of varying force , indefinitely ascribed to the ...
... usually disappeared , although occa- sionally the malady would continue far into the night , with the effect of banishing sleep till nearly break of day . In addition , she endured pain of varying force , indefinitely ascribed to the ...
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... usually followed eventually by atrophic scarring . Seborrhoea faciei often occupies as it were a middle place between these diseases , the glands indeed being seriously involved , but no new cell infil- tration taking place and no ...
... usually followed eventually by atrophic scarring . Seborrhoea faciei often occupies as it were a middle place between these diseases , the glands indeed being seriously involved , but no new cell infil- tration taking place and no ...
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Page 180 - I've become a devoted believer In the teachings of science I shudder to think. And now, far removed from the scenes I'm describing, The story...
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Page 180 - The moss-covered bucket that hung in the well. Just think of it ! Moss on the vessel that lifted The water I drank in the days called to mind, Ere I knew what professors and scientists gifted In the water of wells by analysis find.