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... tion of these cavities . After each treatment , the Eustachian tube and middle ear should be inflated , either while the patient is swallowing some water ( Politzer's method ) , or while he is phonating " hick " ( Gruber's modification ) ...
... tion of these cavities . After each treatment , the Eustachian tube and middle ear should be inflated , either while the patient is swallowing some water ( Politzer's method ) , or while he is phonating " hick " ( Gruber's modification ) ...
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... tion , the late excellent Dr. Hodgen , who diagnosed phlebitis of the post , tibial vein , although the soft parts were of such thickness as to render physical examination useless . The diagnosis was soon confirmed , however , as the ...
... tion , the late excellent Dr. Hodgen , who diagnosed phlebitis of the post , tibial vein , although the soft parts were of such thickness as to render physical examination useless . The diagnosis was soon confirmed , however , as the ...
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... tion , but also to the size and extent of the spots and even to the area encroached upon by their growth . Another reason which might be adduced as corroborative , was the shape of the spots . All of these reasons seemed to warrant , at ...
... tion , but also to the size and extent of the spots and even to the area encroached upon by their growth . Another reason which might be adduced as corroborative , was the shape of the spots . All of these reasons seemed to warrant , at ...
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... tion . The patient was physically feeble , and had lost much flesh from the fatigue of a prolonged railroad journey , and sleepless morbid vigilance of the two preceding weeks of his mental aberration . His pulse was feeble and rapid ...
... tion . The patient was physically feeble , and had lost much flesh from the fatigue of a prolonged railroad journey , and sleepless morbid vigilance of the two preceding weeks of his mental aberration . His pulse was feeble and rapid ...
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... tion or the disintegration of a coarse encephalic lesion , and that cerebratrophia and consequent cerebrasthenia , or a limited cortex " dissolution , " which may not be incompatible with mental recu- peration , is not always easily ...
... tion or the disintegration of a coarse encephalic lesion , and that cerebratrophia and consequent cerebrasthenia , or a limited cortex " dissolution , " which may not be incompatible with mental recu- peration , is not always easily ...
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