| 1 | "there could be no doubt whatever as to the origin of |
| 2 | character of physician, and in the due and proper exercise |
| 3 | layer of a neoplasm is not always of the same type as the tumor |
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| 6 | having its starting point in the superficial ulceration of |
| 7 | ventricle contains ante-mortem clots fully organized ; prob- |
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| 10 | to say a word against the practice, much good might result. I |
| 11 | realized in their fullest extent only aften an interval of |
| 12 | Plan diet in following manner, eating the usual quan- |
| 13 | 24. G. Maurer. Die Malaria perniciosa. Centralbl. f. Bakteriologie. Ite |
| 14 | consists in using means, temporary or permanent, to con- |
| 15 | memorial. Prof. Poucet allows the sunlight to fall upon |
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| 19 | the proportions of organic and inorganic constituents. Normally, |
| 20 | ing more or less automatic, without the association of psychic ideas. |
| 21 | the same as at the second thoracic, but was more extensive |
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| 23 | the lumen was normal and alono; the greater curvature some |
| 24 | locally to the genitals (onl}' in the morning), together with general |
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| 27 | tus was the same as was used in the case of President Gar- |
| 28 | weeks slight chills. Phys. exam. — WD. and N. Heart |
| 29 | The other method utilizes the fluid lymph or serum of the |
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| 31 | ©fficers jrf xi)t JWaasacljusetts iUfteiical j&ocietg. |
| 32 | as passed solely for the protection of the patient, and has |
| 33 | after a few days of observation. It is in the milder and |
| 34 | would have organized in every boys' school a corps of chastity, com- |
| 35 | izable sulphur. — Revue de Medicine, Nov. 10, 1881. |
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| 37 | The illustrations of a technical book, especially one |
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| 39 | remarked that there were two classes of cases ; the first, |
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| 41 | tallic bodies ; thence through the vitriols, or metallic |
| 42 | formulate our knowledge thus: that the alterations in |
| 43 | hemorrhage from the rectum, supposedly from hemorrhoids. |
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| 45 | Much to my surprise, I have found that in many cases, |
