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... operation , a purulent collection oc- curred to the right and left , and in front of the trachea , about one inch above the sternum . By careful curetting , under cocaine , I was enabled to remove the cause , a septic ligature , in each ...
... operation , a purulent collection oc- curred to the right and left , and in front of the trachea , about one inch above the sternum . By careful curetting , under cocaine , I was enabled to remove the cause , a septic ligature , in each ...
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... operation . This would also account for his headaches , he being free from this trouble since the operation . On July 30th I removed the spur on the septum of the left side . After waiting two weeks I finished the treatment , as I had ...
... operation . This would also account for his headaches , he being free from this trouble since the operation . On July 30th I removed the spur on the septum of the left side . After waiting two weeks I finished the treatment , as I had ...
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... operation must be watched with assiduous care , that no injury be done by so potent an agent . When much surface is to be treated , especially if the subject be a child or timid person , anesthesia is necessary , general or local ...
... operation must be watched with assiduous care , that no injury be done by so potent an agent . When much surface is to be treated , especially if the subject be a child or timid person , anesthesia is necessary , general or local ...
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... Operation . - At the first sit- ting I burned all of these elevations down even with the skin , then covered the surface with zinc ungt . The burnt sur- face healed readily . At the end of ten days he was ready for the second operation ...
... Operation . - At the first sit- ting I burned all of these elevations down even with the skin , then covered the surface with zinc ungt . The burnt sur- face healed readily . At the end of ten days he was ready for the second operation ...
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... operations that arise from the ceaseless energies of our times . There is more noise than is necessary , there is more than is good for us , or at any rate for all of us . But that indif- ference to noise must be taken as an evidence of ...
... operations that arise from the ceaseless energies of our times . There is more noise than is necessary , there is more than is good for us , or at any rate for all of us . But that indif- ference to noise must be taken as an evidence of ...
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