Transactions of the National Eclectic Medical Association of the United States of America for the Years ..., Bind 31The Association, 1903 |
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Side 163
... mastoid cells is present , the compound tar plaster should be applied over the mastoids and carried to suppuration . Sometimes in the long standing cases a seton of the nucha aids in the cure . Resort to frequent sponge baths should not ...
... mastoid cells is present , the compound tar plaster should be applied over the mastoids and carried to suppuration . Sometimes in the long standing cases a seton of the nucha aids in the cure . Resort to frequent sponge baths should not ...
Side 185
... mastoid cells an early operation is most certain to prevent infection , meningitis , or rupturing into the brain . If a missile rests upon the cerebral substance it is folly to think nature will remove it ; if a tumor has formed it is ...
... mastoid cells an early operation is most certain to prevent infection , meningitis , or rupturing into the brain . If a missile rests upon the cerebral substance it is folly to think nature will remove it ; if a tumor has formed it is ...
Side 244
... MASTOIDITIS . J. P. HARBERT , M. D. , BELLEFONTAINE , OHIO . Etiology . Primary ... mastoid disease is a complication of middle ear disease , and chronic ... cells by direct continuity of tissue . Par- ticles of pus may be carried ...
... MASTOIDITIS . J. P. HARBERT , M. D. , BELLEFONTAINE , OHIO . Etiology . Primary ... mastoid disease is a complication of middle ear disease , and chronic ... cells by direct continuity of tissue . Par- ticles of pus may be carried ...
Side 268
... MASTOID INFLAMMATIONS . P. A. SPAIN , M. D. , PARIS , TEXAS . This article is presented not to give you any new ... cells . We also use the term cell " to indicate a cavity or apartment , and in this sense we speak of the mastoid cells ...
... MASTOID INFLAMMATIONS . P. A. SPAIN , M. D. , PARIS , TEXAS . This article is presented not to give you any new ... cells . We also use the term cell " to indicate a cavity or apartment , and in this sense we speak of the mastoid cells ...
Side 269
... mastoid cells . This mucous membrane becomes so thin and is so closely adherent to the bony walls of the middle ear and mastoid cells that it is essentially a periosteum , and hence the intense pain accompa- nying an inflammation of ...
... mastoid cells . This mucous membrane becomes so thin and is so closely adherent to the bony walls of the middle ear and mastoid cells that it is essentially a periosteum , and hence the intense pain accompa- nying an inflammation of ...
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