Albany Medical Annals, Volume 21Medical Society of the County of Albany, 1900 - Medicine |
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... patient . One Swiss surgeon even goes so far as to recommend the use of two knives , one for the skin incision and one for the deeper cuts . He does this because he believes that infection takes place from the skin , which must be very ...
... patient . One Swiss surgeon even goes so far as to recommend the use of two knives , one for the skin incision and one for the deeper cuts . He does this because he believes that infection takes place from the skin , which must be very ...
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... patient's diet should be determined by the condi- tion of his alimentary canal and its annexes and how much exercise the patient takes , systematically , without fatigue . He declares it absurd to make the same rules for all gouty patients ...
... patient's diet should be determined by the condi- tion of his alimentary canal and its annexes and how much exercise the patient takes , systematically , without fatigue . He declares it absurd to make the same rules for all gouty patients ...
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... Patient can take only a few steps unaided . Previously there had been diarrhoea , followed by obstinate constipation . When received at the hospital the patient's bowels had not moved for several days . The Burgundy color of the urine ...
... Patient can take only a few steps unaided . Previously there had been diarrhoea , followed by obstinate constipation . When received at the hospital the patient's bowels had not moved for several days . The Burgundy color of the urine ...
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... patient's sight , which goes on increasing day by day , and at the same time the circumorbital pains and the headache vanish , after the immediate effect on the cerebral circulation , produced by the loss of the ganglion , has passed ...
... patient's sight , which goes on increasing day by day , and at the same time the circumorbital pains and the headache vanish , after the immediate effect on the cerebral circulation , produced by the loss of the ganglion , has passed ...
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... patient be watched for several days to make sure that the abscess has not returned . We were fortunate enough to ... patient to the operation for empyema . By the first days of January , 1894 , i . e . , in six weeks , the discharge was ...
... patient be watched for several days to make sure that the abscess has not returned . We were fortunate enough to ... patient to the operation for empyema . By the first days of January , 1894 , i . e . , in six weeks , the discharge was ...
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