Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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... never gave deceased a dose of opium . The keepers had all maintained a vigilant watch over that particular cell , but had never seen a package passed surreptitiously through the grating , therefore they were free from suspicion . The ...
... never gave deceased a dose of opium . The keepers had all maintained a vigilant watch over that particular cell , but had never seen a package passed surreptitiously through the grating , therefore they were free from suspicion . The ...
Side 219
... never be imputed to him as any indiscretion whatever . " It has been contended , indeed , by able writers that , even in a court of law , where the testimony of the phy- sician is important to meet the ends of justice , he ought not to ...
... never be imputed to him as any indiscretion whatever . " It has been contended , indeed , by able writers that , even in a court of law , where the testimony of the phy- sician is important to meet the ends of justice , he ought not to ...
Side 278
... never knew chloroform to be given without producing paralysis ; that is its purpose ; it is not permanent , however ; there are cases reported in the books of paralysis of the tongue resulting from the use of chloroform ; never heard of ...
... never knew chloroform to be given without producing paralysis ; that is its purpose ; it is not permanent , however ; there are cases reported in the books of paralysis of the tongue resulting from the use of chloroform ; never heard of ...
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