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... taken out , a greater part of the nerve than we are in the habit of supposing to be re- produced . D. Peaslee stated , that in some instances , as in the first operation of Dr. Carnochan , there could be not doubt that the nerve was ...
... taken out , a greater part of the nerve than we are in the habit of supposing to be re- produced . D. Peaslee stated , that in some instances , as in the first operation of Dr. Carnochan , there could be not doubt that the nerve was ...
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... taken away . In that out , together with one of the cuspidats . case the periosteum would secrete a new The jaw as the tumor grew , was absorbed bone , which would take the place admirably in proportion , so that he could bring the well ...
... taken away . In that out , together with one of the cuspidats . case the periosteum would secrete a new The jaw as the tumor grew , was absorbed bone , which would take the place admirably in proportion , so that he could bring the well ...
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... taken from the forearm of a man sometime previous . The radius being diseased near its inferior ex- tremity . Dr. S. intended to disarticulate at the radio - carpal articulation , but in attempt- ing so to do , he found firm anchylosis ...
... taken from the forearm of a man sometime previous . The radius being diseased near its inferior ex- tremity . Dr. S. intended to disarticulate at the radio - carpal articulation , but in attempt- ing so to do , he found firm anchylosis ...
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... taken place , but the apparatus was cular matter . The cartilages had entirely retained upon it for a fortnight longer ; at disappeared , and the articular surfaces pre- which time it was removed , and the patient permitted gradually to ...
... taken place , but the apparatus was cular matter . The cartilages had entirely retained upon it for a fortnight longer ; at disappeared , and the articular surfaces pre- which time it was removed , and the patient permitted gradually to ...
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... taken place , but there was still slight mo- the same manner , by a section averaging tion . A pasteboard splint was substituted , half an inch in thickness , the tibio - fibular ar- and adjusted around the seat of the opera- ticulation ...
... taken place , but there was still slight mo- the same manner , by a section averaging tion . A pasteboard splint was substituted , half an inch in thickness , the tibio - fibular ar- and adjusted around the seat of the opera- ticulation ...
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Page 49 - Exsection of the Trunk of the Second Branch of the Fifth Pair of Nerves, beyond the Ganglion of Meckel, for severe Neuralgia of the Face; with three cases.
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