The Medical World, Volume 12Roy Jackson., 1894 |
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... Keep the general health in good order . If the case does not get well there is a local cause at work that must be ... keeping the skin wet with Bovinine , The effects of this on chronic ulcers are said to be remarkable . Dr. Coates might ...
... Keep the general health in good order . If the case does not get well there is a local cause at work that must be ... keeping the skin wet with Bovinine , The effects of this on chronic ulcers are said to be remarkable . Dr. Coates might ...
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... keep up the impression . The above recommendation is for a child of ten or twelve years . For an adult a somewhat larger dose may be needed , while for younger children less will be required . As a rule , children do not object to its ...
... keep up the impression . The above recommendation is for a child of ten or twelve years . For an adult a somewhat larger dose may be needed , while for younger children less will be required . As a rule , children do not object to its ...
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... keep the patient under his own observation until she has properly recovered from the puerperal condition . - ED . ] Kneeling Posture in Labor . Editor MEDICAL WORLD : -Dr . J. A. White wants some one's experience with labor in a ...
... keep the patient under his own observation until she has properly recovered from the puerperal condition . - ED . ] Kneeling Posture in Labor . Editor MEDICAL WORLD : -Dr . J. A. White wants some one's experience with labor in a ...
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... keep the digestive or- gans in good condition , build up the general health as far as possible . To relieve the pain in a severe attack allow the patient to inhale chloric or sulphuric ether just sufficient to re- lieve the pain but not ...
... keep the digestive or- gans in good condition , build up the general health as far as possible . To relieve the pain in a severe attack allow the patient to inhale chloric or sulphuric ether just sufficient to re- lieve the pain but not ...
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... keep down all trouble . Such philosophers forget that much trouble lies in the interior . In conclusion it may be said that to become a skilful gynecologist is probably more difficult than any other medical department . One must not ...
... keep down all trouble . Such philosophers forget that much trouble lies in the interior . In conclusion it may be said that to become a skilful gynecologist is probably more difficult than any other medical department . One must not ...
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Page 363 - Instead of the conical termination and minute foramen, which characterizes a perfected tooth, the aperture is nearly as large as the root itself, and thus when the sensitive pulp, composed of connective tissue, blood-vessels, and nerves, is in a condition of irritation because of the morbid activity of the process of dentition — augmented vascular and nervous action — there may be produced a hyperemia sufficient, possibly, to cause the protrusion of a part of the mass from the incomplete aperture...
Page 363 - ... thus giving rise to a true toothache, comparable only to that exquisite torture which is experienced in after life from an exposed and irritated pulp.
Page 227 - Cocaine given continuously from the beginning can completely abort the disease. 2. If given after the eruption has appeared, it will transform confluent or hemorrhagic forms into the discrete.