The Medical World, Bind 21Roy Jackson., 1903 |
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Side 10
... half ounce glass syringe . This time the babe had moved so violently that the syringe was broken about the mid- dle of the barrel , and the distal end was in his rectum . Examination revealed a little blood oozing from anus . The jagged ...
... half ounce glass syringe . This time the babe had moved so violently that the syringe was broken about the mid- dle of the barrel , and the distal end was in his rectum . Examination revealed a little blood oozing from anus . The jagged ...
Side 11
... half of their length being in the cavity of the rectum . A rectal speculum was introduced , rectal cavity illuminated , and with a pair of placenta forceps the pins were easily graspt and removed . The placenta forceps were used on ...
... half of their length being in the cavity of the rectum . A rectal speculum was introduced , rectal cavity illuminated , and with a pair of placenta forceps the pins were easily graspt and removed . The placenta forceps were used on ...
Side 15
... half hour during attack ; after relief is obtained , one night and morning until well . If Dr. Klussman , page 448 , will give his patient staphisagria ( Lloyd's ) , I am sure he will be pleased with the result . I hope the brethren ...
... half hour during attack ; after relief is obtained , one night and morning until well . If Dr. Klussman , page 448 , will give his patient staphisagria ( Lloyd's ) , I am sure he will be pleased with the result . I hope the brethren ...
Side 24
... half gallon of warm water , immerse in the water , and add cold or warm as may be necessary , so that the temperature will feel comfortable to the elbow ; then bathe the patient with sponge all over , leaving the water on the surface of ...
... half gallon of warm water , immerse in the water , and add cold or warm as may be necessary , so that the temperature will feel comfortable to the elbow ; then bathe the patient with sponge all over , leaving the water on the surface of ...
Side 25
... half glass , teaspoonful every one or two hours . If the pulse should be hard and vibratil , with stitching pain in the side , I would prescribe tinct . of bryonia , two to five drops to a half glass of water , teaspoonful every one or ...
... half glass , teaspoonful every one or two hours . If the pulse should be hard and vibratil , with stitching pain in the side , I would prescribe tinct . of bryonia , two to five drops to a half glass of water , teaspoonful every one or ...
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