Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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Side 118
... give your remedies in smaller bulk , and in a more agreeable form ? — was about to be answered . It was apparent that the physician could give the same strength as formerly in a very much less , in fact in a minute dose , and there was ...
... give your remedies in smaller bulk , and in a more agreeable form ? — was about to be answered . It was apparent that the physician could give the same strength as formerly in a very much less , in fact in a minute dose , and there was ...
Side 125
... give a just decision . But we need not multiply examples of this kind . It must be evident to every one that mechanical surgery is a branch , and a most desirable branch of surgical science and art . As such it should be fostered by the ...
... give a just decision . But we need not multiply examples of this kind . It must be evident to every one that mechanical surgery is a branch , and a most desirable branch of surgical science and art . As such it should be fostered by the ...
Side 155
... give rise . There was a time indeed when surgeons only were allowed to testify as to the wounds of murdered persons in English courts ; but that period has passed , and to - day the medical witness is expected to bring to the stand the ...
... give rise . There was a time indeed when surgeons only were allowed to testify as to the wounds of murdered persons in English courts ; but that period has passed , and to - day the medical witness is expected to bring to the stand the ...
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