The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, Том 18J.B. Lippincott, Company, 1836 |
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abdomen action æther affected animal appearance applied artery attack auscultation bladder bled blister body bowels brain calomel carbonic acid cause cavity chest cholera clavicle cold colour commencement considerable continued cough cure delirium discharge disease doses examination exist experiments fact fever fibrin fluid frequently gangrene hæmorrhage heart hernia hospital inch increased inflammation intestine irritation labouring leeches less ligature lingual artery lithotripsy lungs matter medicine membrane ment mercury morbid mucous mucous membrane muscles nature nerves nervous night observed occurred operation opium organs ounces pain passed pathology patient phthisis physician portion present produced pulse quantity rectum remarks remedies removed respiration result rhonchus serum side sigmoid flexure skin sleep slight sound spinal sternum stomach surface surgeon symptoms tartar emetic tion tissue tongue treated treatment tube tumour typhus ulceration urethra uterus vein venous blood ventricles vessels wound
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