The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, Volumen36J.B. Lippincott, Company, 1858 |
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... fact , that butter contains not only the fuel , but the material necessary for its proper combustion . It is thus a ... facts we may readily understand how a child may be fat and yet be de- ficient in strength and in vital heat ...
... fact , that butter contains not only the fuel , but the material necessary for its proper combustion . It is thus a ... facts we may readily understand how a child may be fat and yet be de- ficient in strength and in vital heat ...
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... fact , and every one waters the milk . But " how much water must be used ? " and " will watering do no harm ? " are questions to be answered only by careful study of the milk and close observation of its effects upon the child . Cow's ...
... fact , and every one waters the milk . But " how much water must be used ? " and " will watering do no harm ? " are questions to be answered only by careful study of the milk and close observation of its effects upon the child . Cow's ...
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... fact , from the time of ex- pected confinement , she had felt a " lump " in her right side ( which I also discovered ) , but she suspected no connection between the tumour and her dysenteric attack ; she thought , and her friends ...
... fact , from the time of ex- pected confinement , she had felt a " lump " in her right side ( which I also discovered ) , but she suspected no connection between the tumour and her dysenteric attack ; she thought , and her friends ...
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... fact the last case presents morpho- logically a type of what the first and second would probably have become , had not extirpation interfered with their development . To be brief , I cannot but regard the fluid found in the cyst in Case ...
... fact the last case presents morpho- logically a type of what the first and second would probably have become , had not extirpation interfered with their development . To be brief , I cannot but regard the fluid found in the cyst in Case ...
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... fact that the swelling passed over to the left of the raphé of the scrotum , thus showing plainly that it was due to effu- sion into the cavity of the tunica vaginalis ; for this would not have occurred had the injury been confined to ...
... fact that the swelling passed over to the left of the raphé of the scrotum , thus showing plainly that it was due to effu- sion into the cavity of the tunica vaginalis ; for this would not have occurred had the injury been confined to ...
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