British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volume 28J. Churchill., 1861 |
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... patients , generally took place from the fourth to the fourteenth day , while he had occasionally seen a lingering ... patient who reco- vered , after having been paralytic in the extremities for about two months . In the treatment ...
... patients , generally took place from the fourth to the fourteenth day , while he had occasionally seen a lingering ... patient who reco- vered , after having been paralytic in the extremities for about two months . In the treatment ...
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... patient , deserve attention , partly in themselves , but still more as illustrative of the conditions of the period . He mentions the case of a nun at Ubeda , who , suffering from prolapsus uteri , was expelled from the convent and ...
... patient , deserve attention , partly in themselves , but still more as illustrative of the conditions of the period . He mentions the case of a nun at Ubeda , who , suffering from prolapsus uteri , was expelled from the convent and ...
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... patient two or more pints of cold water before breakfast , the same at midday , and a like quantity in the evening , with freedom to add to this at pleasure during the day ; or the rule is made more rigid for several days , during which ...
... patient two or more pints of cold water before breakfast , the same at midday , and a like quantity in the evening , with freedom to add to this at pleasure during the day ; or the rule is made more rigid for several days , during which ...
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... patient . But it does not follow that this same secretion will produce no effect when applied to the urethra of another patient , nor that the result of that application may not in its turn be again com- municated ; nor are we ...
... patient . But it does not follow that this same secretion will produce no effect when applied to the urethra of another patient , nor that the result of that application may not in its turn be again com- municated ; nor are we ...
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... patients whose constitutions were already under the influence of previous disease . It is now known that such patients are seldom liable to take syphilis which has infected their constitutions , a second time ; and that when it does ...
... patients whose constitutions were already under the influence of previous disease . It is now known that such patients are seldom liable to take syphilis which has infected their constitutions , a second time ; and that when it does ...
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