North Carolina Medical Journal, Volumes 25-261890 - Medicine |
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... means should be practised when all else fails . The checking of nasal hemorrhage , or , indeed , of all hemorrhage , is aided by keeping the patient quiet in bed , and sometimes when there is a tendency to recurrences it is necessary to ...
... means should be practised when all else fails . The checking of nasal hemorrhage , or , indeed , of all hemorrhage , is aided by keeping the patient quiet in bed , and sometimes when there is a tendency to recurrences it is necessary to ...
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... means for the rapid and intelligent admin- istration of justice - justice to the people and to the criminal arraigned at the bar . It will not be amiss to illustrate these state- ments by the recital of events lately occurring in ...
... means for the rapid and intelligent admin- istration of justice - justice to the people and to the criminal arraigned at the bar . It will not be amiss to illustrate these state- ments by the recital of events lately occurring in ...
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... means more than we have been accustomed to acknowledge , at least more than the majority of the profession seem to acknowledge . In some families , where they are willing to go to the trouble , I am in the habit of keeping all ...
... means more than we have been accustomed to acknowledge , at least more than the majority of the profession seem to acknowledge . In some families , where they are willing to go to the trouble , I am in the habit of keeping all ...
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... means the least well represented , but there are men here from every quarter of the globe . Then the fees are all very low , the tickets for the best professors for a course of six weeks being but 20 florins each . The clinics of 52 A ...
... means the least well represented , but there are men here from every quarter of the globe . Then the fees are all very low , the tickets for the best professors for a course of six weeks being but 20 florins each . The clinics of 52 A ...
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to get rid of the part by some such auto - surgical means as a knife or a possible hot iron affords . Failing these , or while seeking help , it is wise to quarantine the poison by two ligatures drawn tight enough to stop all ...
to get rid of the part by some such auto - surgical means as a knife or a possible hot iron affords . Failing these , or while seeking help , it is wise to quarantine the poison by two ligatures drawn tight enough to stop all ...
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