St. Louis Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 461843 - Medicine |
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... fever . During the course of the fever she had no spasm . She is now convalescing and will soon be able to come for treatment again , which will be necessary , a her catarrh is worse and the spasms will likely return unless she takes ...
... fever . During the course of the fever she had no spasm . She is now convalescing and will soon be able to come for treatment again , which will be necessary , a her catarrh is worse and the spasms will likely return unless she takes ...
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... fever in which the temperature ran exceedingly high for a period of three or four days , without the slightest intermission . Some pains were complained of about the extremi- ties , but these were looked upon as the ordinary pains of ...
... fever in which the temperature ran exceedingly high for a period of three or four days , without the slightest intermission . Some pains were complained of about the extremi- ties , but these were looked upon as the ordinary pains of ...
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... fever threatens to decimate so many families , and that we have been officially charged to scrutinize the secrets which conceal the obscure and singular evolution of the icteroid typhus , has it become our sacred and undeclinable duty ...
... fever threatens to decimate so many families , and that we have been officially charged to scrutinize the secrets which conceal the obscure and singular evolution of the icteroid typhus , has it become our sacred and undeclinable duty ...
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... fever scarcely an hour before , a few grammes of blood , which being examined under the micro- scope showed the presence of the cryptococci that ( conformably to present opinion ) constitute the typical characteristic of this disease ...
... fever scarcely an hour before , a few grammes of blood , which being examined under the micro- scope showed the presence of the cryptococci that ( conformably to present opinion ) constitute the typical characteristic of this disease ...
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... fever is propagated by contagion , from individual to individual ; that it is a disease primitively contagious , and capable of becoming infectious , as soon as a sufficient number of foci have accumula- ted . They further prove that ...
... fever is propagated by contagion , from individual to individual ; that it is a disease primitively contagious , and capable of becoming infectious , as soon as a sufficient number of foci have accumula- ted . They further prove that ...
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