Physician and Surgeon: A Professional Medical Journal, Volume 10J. W. Keating., 1888 - Medicine |
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Page 45
... frequent possible . " He has employed a solution of the perchloride of iron for this pur- pose , chiefly from habit , but other solutions - of lime , carbolic acid , and boric acid - may , he admits , be quite as efficient - may be more ...
... frequent possible . " He has employed a solution of the perchloride of iron for this pur- pose , chiefly from habit , but other solutions - of lime , carbolic acid , and boric acid - may , he admits , be quite as efficient - may be more ...
Page 47
... frequently observed ; breathlessness , violent palpitations of the heart , with cyanosis in a high degree in the first case ; intense excitation ( pulse as high as one hun- dred and thirty - two ) , oedema and ephemeral amaurosis , with ...
... frequently observed ; breathlessness , violent palpitations of the heart , with cyanosis in a high degree in the first case ; intense excitation ( pulse as high as one hun- dred and thirty - two ) , oedema and ephemeral amaurosis , with ...
Page 48
... frequently clog the syringe when used of this strength . Antipyrine in good doses , fifteen to thirty grains internally , has afforded complete relief in dysmenorrhoea , neuralgia , rheu- matic arthritis , lumbago , and many other most ...
... frequently clog the syringe when used of this strength . Antipyrine in good doses , fifteen to thirty grains internally , has afforded complete relief in dysmenorrhoea , neuralgia , rheu- matic arthritis , lumbago , and many other most ...
Page 55
... frequently they attain the size of a walnut , and from one to fifty of them may be found in the organ after death , or a smaller number of larger size in cases where the liver has been affected in this way for a considerable length of ...
... frequently they attain the size of a walnut , and from one to fifty of them may be found in the organ after death , or a smaller number of larger size in cases where the liver has been affected in this way for a considerable length of ...
Page 64
... frequent and common , is always the result of an extrinsic infection . Let us see how the histories of our patients agree with this affirma- tion . It is certain that the microbes were found in the sputum of both during the course of ...
... frequent and common , is always the result of an extrinsic infection . Let us see how the histories of our patients agree with this affirma- tion . It is certain that the microbes were found in the sputum of both during the course of ...
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