Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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... ical schools is accustomed to give the following as his parting counsel to the graduat- ing class : " If you find leisure to read during your first years of practice , select novels in pref- erence to medical journals . " This ...
... ical schools is accustomed to give the following as his parting counsel to the graduat- ing class : " If you find leisure to read during your first years of practice , select novels in pref- erence to medical journals . " This ...
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... ical surgery is not a simple branch of mechanics , to which any ingenious artisan can successfully turn his attention ; it requires also an accurate knowledge of anatomy , of physiology , and of sur- gery . Rationally , the mechanical ...
... ical surgery is not a simple branch of mechanics , to which any ingenious artisan can successfully turn his attention ; it requires also an accurate knowledge of anatomy , of physiology , and of sur- gery . Rationally , the mechanical ...
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... ical sciences in general is requisite to cope with the abstruse and obscure questions to which medico - legal questions give rise . There was a time indeed when surgeons only were allowed to testify as to the wounds of murdered persons ...
... ical sciences in general is requisite to cope with the abstruse and obscure questions to which medico - legal questions give rise . There was a time indeed when surgeons only were allowed to testify as to the wounds of murdered persons ...
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