Canadian Practitioner, Volume 11Bryant Press, 1886 - Medicine |
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... quarters , with few exceptions , are highly commendatory of the powers and virtues of the drug . By some it is considered as the equal to quinine and morphine in importance as a therapeutic hours . The CANADIAN PRACTITIONER .
... quarters , with few exceptions , are highly commendatory of the powers and virtues of the drug . By some it is considered as the equal to quinine and morphine in importance as a therapeutic hours . The CANADIAN PRACTITIONER .
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... important part . The pain caused by contractions of the muscles also in part accounts for the paralysis ; a third element is a sort of reflex paralysis consecutive to traumatism , which in cases where pain and separation of the bones ...
... important part . The pain caused by contractions of the muscles also in part accounts for the paralysis ; a third element is a sort of reflex paralysis consecutive to traumatism , which in cases where pain and separation of the bones ...
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... important adjuvant to the action of salicylic acid . 7. Let the patient be enveloped in a light blanket , and with no more bed - clothes than are sufficient to prevent him from feeling cold . The object is to cool the patient , not to ...
... important adjuvant to the action of salicylic acid . 7. Let the patient be enveloped in a light blanket , and with no more bed - clothes than are sufficient to prevent him from feeling cold . The object is to cool the patient , not to ...
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... importance to every municipality . There is no incorporated village so small as to be uninterested in it , whilst in towns and cities the question ought to be the first to occupy the attention of health authorities . We doubt very much ...
... importance to every municipality . There is no incorporated village so small as to be uninterested in it , whilst in towns and cities the question ought to be the first to occupy the attention of health authorities . We doubt very much ...
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... important concessions on both sides , and may lead to a happy solution of a very grave crisis . Such a reunion would be hailed with joy by the whole medical world , and would ensure a grand success for the Con- gress beyond the ...
... important concessions on both sides , and may lead to a happy solution of a very grave crisis . Such a reunion would be hailed with joy by the whole medical world , and would ensure a grand success for the Con- gress beyond the ...
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