The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine, Volume 36Richard & George S. Wood, 1842 |
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... Influence of Atmospheric Pressure in the Production of the Serous Exhalations V. Memoire sur un Cas de Luxation Traumatique de la Seconde Vertebre C'er- vicale , datant de sept mois . Par le Docteur JULES GUERIN Relation of a Case of ...
... Influence of Atmospheric Pressure in the Production of the Serous Exhalations V. Memoire sur un Cas de Luxation Traumatique de la Seconde Vertebre C'er- vicale , datant de sept mois . Par le Docteur JULES GUERIN Relation of a Case of ...
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... influence , and the relations subsisting between the cicatrix and the character of the conse- cutive variola , by George Gregory , M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians , and Physician of the Small - pox and Vaccination ...
... influence , and the relations subsisting between the cicatrix and the character of the conse- cutive variola , by George Gregory , M.D. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians , and Physician of the Small - pox and Vaccination ...
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... INFLUENCE , AND THE RELATION SUBSISTING BETWEEN THE CICATRIX AND THE CHARACTER OF THE CONSECUTIVE VARIOLA . By George Gregory , M.D. Our able friend tells us : - The epidemic of 1838 ceased with the frosts of Christmas ; and from ...
... INFLUENCE , AND THE RELATION SUBSISTING BETWEEN THE CICATRIX AND THE CHARACTER OF THE CONSECUTIVE VARIOLA . By George Gregory , M.D. Our able friend tells us : - The epidemic of 1838 ceased with the frosts of Christmas ; and from ...
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... influence of disease of one of these systems on the other two respectively ? 3. In what order is that influence manifested ? Besides these important questions , there are several others not less mo- mentous . They are these , - 1. What ...
... influence of disease of one of these systems on the other two respectively ? 3. In what order is that influence manifested ? Besides these important questions , there are several others not less mo- mentous . They are these , - 1. What ...
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... influence , and the order in which they are manifested ? Dr. Hall remarks , -If disease be limited to the cerebrum , its influence is limited to the cerebral functions . If from the cerebrum it extends its in- fluence to the true spinal ...
... influence , and the order in which they are manifested ? Dr. Hall remarks , -If disease be limited to the cerebrum , its influence is limited to the cerebral functions . If from the cerebrum it extends its in- fluence to the true spinal ...
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abdomen abscess acid action acute affected amputation aorta appearance applied artery articular bath become bladder blood body bone bowels brain capsule cartilage cause cavity cellular cerebellum cerebral cerebrum chalybeate character Cheltenham chronic cicatrix colour consequence cure cysts death disease dislocation effusion encephalocele erysipelas exist femur fever fluid fœtus frequently gangrene gout gouty hæmorrhage Harrogate head heart hip-joint Hospital inflammation inflammatory intestines irritation joints kidneys lesion less ligaments ligature limb liver lungs matter medicine medulla medulla oblongata membrane morbid mucous muriate muscles muscular nature nephritis nerves nervous observed obstruction occasionally occurred operation organs pain patient pelvis peritoneum phlebitis physician portion present pressure produced pulmonary purulent pyelitis quantity Rayer remarks remedy renal rheumatism saline side skin spinal stomach substance surface surgeon swelling symptoms thigh tion tissue treatment tubercles tumor urethra urinary urine usually uterus veins ventricle vertebræ vessels
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