The Medical World, Volume 12Roy Jackson., 1894 |
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... Natural Protector ......... 3 ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS : Notes and Comments .. Permanent Cure of Rheumatism by Osmic Acid ....... Sulpho - Ichthyolate of Ammonium CONTENTS . Animal Electricity ..... Tae Humbug and Tinkering in Gynecology ...
... Natural Protector ......... 3 ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS : Notes and Comments .. Permanent Cure of Rheumatism by Osmic Acid ....... Sulpho - Ichthyolate of Ammonium CONTENTS . Animal Electricity ..... Tae Humbug and Tinkering in Gynecology ...
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... natural secretions found on the membranes - tears , saliva , mucus - and in the pathological secretions of sores , ulcers and in- flamed surfaces . Coming thus into contact with the mercury , the very irritant and even caustic iodide of ...
... natural secretions found on the membranes - tears , saliva , mucus - and in the pathological secretions of sores , ulcers and in- flamed surfaces . Coming thus into contact with the mercury , the very irritant and even caustic iodide of ...
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... Natural Protector . Recent bacteriological experiments have demonstrated that the normal secretion , mucus , is an effective bactericidal agent . To be effec- tive , however , it must be normal in quality and , further , its germicidal ...
... Natural Protector . Recent bacteriological experiments have demonstrated that the normal secretion , mucus , is an effective bactericidal agent . To be effec- tive , however , it must be normal in quality and , further , its germicidal ...
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... nature forming inside the lid , and causing no end of annoyance . The malic acid of cider readily unites with zine to form a malate , whose properties resemble the acetate of this metal The treatment should be by demulcents , anodynes ...
... nature forming inside the lid , and causing no end of annoyance . The malic acid of cider readily unites with zine to form a malate , whose properties resemble the acetate of this metal The treatment should be by demulcents , anodynes ...
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... nature of the disease and its danger , I urged upon them the necessity of strictly following the line of treatment in order to pull him through . The treatment consists in swabbing the throat every two hours with a mixture of creolin ...
... nature of the disease and its danger , I urged upon them the necessity of strictly following the line of treatment in order to pull him through . The treatment consists in swabbing the throat every two hours with a mixture of creolin ...
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