North Carolina Medical Journal, Volume 421898 - Medicine |
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... means the shutting off of the arterial blood supply of the whele retina or of the part supplied by the embolized branch and further , that these are visible . In Case 1 , where we had to do with an almost complete embolization of the ...
... means the shutting off of the arterial blood supply of the whele retina or of the part supplied by the embolized branch and further , that these are visible . In Case 1 , where we had to do with an almost complete embolization of the ...
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... means tie the cord . It can do no harm , and may save an immense deal of pain and loss of life . Dr. McMullan : -I find that there is one thing I need in my surgical operations before I go further , and that is a trained cow to come ...
... means tie the cord . It can do no harm , and may save an immense deal of pain and loss of life . Dr. McMullan : -I find that there is one thing I need in my surgical operations before I go further , and that is a trained cow to come ...
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... means for what for all practical purposes is equivalent ot immediate adaptation . Observation of the laws of living . evolved from years of patient study of tropical hygine , the proper selection of camps and hospital sites , rigid ...
... means for what for all practical purposes is equivalent ot immediate adaptation . Observation of the laws of living . evolved from years of patient study of tropical hygine , the proper selection of camps and hospital sites , rigid ...
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... means death . WAR REVENUE TAXES ON DRUGS . This would seem to be a subject that would not affect doctors , but as there are many physicians in the country that furnish their own medicines to their patients , and quite a number who ...
... means death . WAR REVENUE TAXES ON DRUGS . This would seem to be a subject that would not affect doctors , but as there are many physicians in the country that furnish their own medicines to their patients , and quite a number who ...
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... means of an intra - uterine irriga- tor the bag of the fountain syringe being held at slight eleva- tion so as to avoid any great pressure . The cavity of the uterus is now swabbed over with Tr . iodine , a strip of iodoform gauze ...
... means of an intra - uterine irriga- tor the bag of the fountain syringe being held at slight eleva- tion so as to avoid any great pressure . The cavity of the uterus is now swabbed over with Tr . iodine , a strip of iodoform gauze ...
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