The Western Journal of Medicine, Volume 2Theophilus Parvin T. Parvin & Company, 1867 |
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... continued copiously for several hours after the injury ; but was followed by a pretty free discharge of VOL . II - No . 1 . serum , which , by the way , continued more THE ...
... continued copiously for several hours after the injury ; but was followed by a pretty free discharge of VOL . II - No . 1 . serum , which , by the way , continued more THE ...
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Theophilus Parvin. serum , which , by the way , continued more or less for several days ; in quantity sufficient to saturate , not only the pillow , but cloths put about him to keep his head dry . There was blood ejected from the stomach ...
Theophilus Parvin. serum , which , by the way , continued more or less for several days ; in quantity sufficient to saturate , not only the pillow , but cloths put about him to keep his head dry . There was blood ejected from the stomach ...
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... continued until the physiological effects of the aconite were manifested ; but as no amelioration of the pain followed , it was discontinued . I next gave him R. Potassii bromidi 3iss ; tinc . valerianæ ammonia . fl . 3viij ; aqua ...
... continued until the physiological effects of the aconite were manifested ; but as no amelioration of the pain followed , it was discontinued . I next gave him R. Potassii bromidi 3iss ; tinc . valerianæ ammonia . fl . 3viij ; aqua ...
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... continued , but hopes were entertained that it would gradu- . ally resume its functions . He continued to visit town every two weeks , but complained of great pain in the diseased side of the chest , and a sensation of a floating or ...
... continued , but hopes were entertained that it would gradu- . ally resume its functions . He continued to visit town every two weeks , but complained of great pain in the diseased side of the chest , and a sensation of a floating or ...
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... continued opium . July 4th . Increased fever , distension and tenderness of abdo- men greater ; pulse one hundred and twenty ( 120 ) ; urinated little , and painful , probably owing to descent of " tumor " filling up vagina under strong ...
... continued opium . July 4th . Increased fever , distension and tenderness of abdo- men greater ; pulse one hundred and twenty ( 120 ) ; urinated little , and painful , probably owing to descent of " tumor " filling up vagina under strong ...
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