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... continued naturally for four days but there had been no recurrence . Dr. Garrigues in commenting upon this case said , that bloody discharges from young girls were not necessarily menstrual , unless they recur regularly . The youngest ...
... continued naturally for four days but there had been no recurrence . Dr. Garrigues in commenting upon this case said , that bloody discharges from young girls were not necessarily menstrual , unless they recur regularly . The youngest ...
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... continued from below up to the upper angle , uniting the fascia ; here it is tied to the free end of the suture at the starting point . In this manner one knot is required , and only one at the upper angle of the in- cision . When the ...
... continued from below up to the upper angle , uniting the fascia ; here it is tied to the free end of the suture at the starting point . In this manner one knot is required , and only one at the upper angle of the in- cision . When the ...
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... continued by Kenneth M. Blakiston , trading as P. Blakiston's Son & Co. The consolidation of the University and Bellevue Hospital Medical Colleges , of New York , has been consummated , and the 126 professors of the new school announced ...
... continued by Kenneth M. Blakiston , trading as P. Blakiston's Son & Co. The consolidation of the University and Bellevue Hospital Medical Colleges , of New York , has been consummated , and the 126 professors of the new school announced ...
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... ligature leaving only enough to hold it , and the cut edges of the mucosa are brought together over the stump with continued sutures of cat- gut . If the tumor is large , with a SIMS - A NEW OPERATIVE TREATMENT FOR HEMORRHOIDS .
... ligature leaving only enough to hold it , and the cut edges of the mucosa are brought together over the stump with continued sutures of cat- gut . If the tumor is large , with a SIMS - A NEW OPERATIVE TREATMENT FOR HEMORRHOIDS .
Side 49
... continued adhesions . do not cause trouble , the bowel having been evenly and regu- larly matted together so that gases and feces continue to pass uninterruptedly . Were these adhesions separated by the supra- pubic method , the bowel ...
... continued adhesions . do not cause trouble , the bowel having been evenly and regu- larly matted together so that gases and feces continue to pass uninterruptedly . Were these adhesions separated by the supra- pubic method , the bowel ...
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Side 71 - A third method, it is claimed by some — namely, the intra-abdominal shortening of the round ligaments — is preferable to either ventrofixation or suspensio uteri. This may be done either by drawing a loop of the round ligament into the loop which ties off the ovary and tube; or in cases in which the latter are not removed, simply to detach them from adhesions and shorten the round ligament by drawing up a loop of it and stitching it to itself for a space of about two inches. By this means the...
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