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... removed , and the patient sur- vived twenty days . The only conclusion here is , that it was originally fibroid , as a small tumor had been noticed for more than ten years , and that when cystic degeneration took place it developed as ...
... removed , and the patient sur- vived twenty days . The only conclusion here is , that it was originally fibroid , as a small tumor had been noticed for more than ten years , and that when cystic degeneration took place it developed as ...
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... removed with the ovaries , except a very small piece of the left ovary , which was so involved in the exudated was ... removal of tumors . Two cases of obstruction of the cervical canal , with retention of rise to very offensive odors ...
... removed with the ovaries , except a very small piece of the left ovary , which was so involved in the exudated was ... removal of tumors . Two cases of obstruction of the cervical canal , with retention of rise to very offensive odors ...
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... removed the contents , which proved to be disorganized blood . The sac was then easily withdrawn , when it was dis ... removing the tumor , for the other ovary - that is , as much as I thought prudent . After you get a tumor out , and ...
... removed the contents , which proved to be disorganized blood . The sac was then easily withdrawn , when it was dis ... removing the tumor , for the other ovary - that is , as much as I thought prudent . After you get a tumor out , and ...
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... removed if we consider the important bearings it has upon the individual and upon society , or the numerous subsidiary questions which spring from it . A brief explanation of the word is necessary . In its broadest sense by Heredity is ...
... removed if we consider the important bearings it has upon the individual and upon society , or the numerous subsidiary questions which spring from it . A brief explanation of the word is necessary . In its broadest sense by Heredity is ...
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... REMOVAL OF WENS . - The skin over large wens of the scalp is often so thin , that in the commonly practiced method of extirpation the sac is often ruptured in spite of all care , and in consequence its separation from the skin is ...
... REMOVAL OF WENS . - The skin over large wens of the scalp is often so thin , that in the commonly practiced method of extirpation the sac is often ruptured in spite of all care , and in consequence its separation from the skin is ...
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