The American Medical Intelligencer, Volume 1A. Waldie, 1842 - Medicine |
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... fever of two years ' continuance , during which period , every article hitherto recommended was tried with little or no perceptible advantage . Twenty - four hours before the expected ague , I applied five blisters , which were kept on ...
... fever of two years ' continuance , during which period , every article hitherto recommended was tried with little or no perceptible advantage . Twenty - four hours before the expected ague , I applied five blisters , which were kept on ...
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... fever within a very short period of commencing their studies . Now , though this may be accounted for in many ways , and may arise from various causes , yet it is generally allowed that the situation selected for their lodgings is of ...
... fever within a very short period of commencing their studies . Now , though this may be accounted for in many ways , and may arise from various causes , yet it is generally allowed that the situation selected for their lodgings is of ...
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... fever , too , appears to vary somewhat in its type from that which occurs in this country , as he mentions that the deaths from this affection generally result from its complication with croup , as he calls it , or cerebral disorder ...
... fever , too , appears to vary somewhat in its type from that which occurs in this country , as he mentions that the deaths from this affection generally result from its complication with croup , as he calls it , or cerebral disorder ...
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... fever , by which they not only mislead themselves , but also their readers , as to the nature of the patient's condition , and , consequently , as to the appropriate means of cure . resulted from this , that a far too unfavourable ...
... fever , by which they not only mislead themselves , but also their readers , as to the nature of the patient's condition , and , consequently , as to the appropriate means of cure . resulted from this , that a far too unfavourable ...
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... fever and hectic . This supposed irritative fever , however , is , in most cases , nothing more than excitement of anĉmia , ( a fact of which he does not seem to be at all aware , as even in the convales- cent period he does not even ...
... fever and hectic . This supposed irritative fever , however , is , in most cases , nothing more than excitement of anĉmia , ( a fact of which he does not seem to be at all aware , as even in the convales- cent period he does not even ...
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