Pediatrics, Bind 14Pediatric Publishing Company, 1902 |
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acid acute adenoids adults affected anemia antitoxin appear bacillus bacteria blood bone cartilage cause cavity cells cent cerebrospinal fluid child chronic clinical condition congenital cough cow's milk cure deformity diagnosis diarrhea diphtheria diplococcus disease doses dysentery enlarged examination feeding fetal fever fluid fracture frequently glands hemorrhage Hospital hydrocephalus hypertrophy incision infant infantile infection inflammation intestinal joint Jour later lesion lumbar lumbar puncture lung Medical membrane meningitis ment method months mother mucous muscles nasopharynx normal observed occur operation organs pain paralysis paraplegia pathological patient PEDIATRICS pharyngeal physician pneumonia present proteids puncture removed reported rheumatism rickets seen serum showed sparteine spina bifida spinal splint summer diarrhea symptoms syphilis temperature throat tion tissue tonsils trachoma treated treatment tube tubercle bacilli tubercular tuberculosis tuberculous tuberculous meningitis tumor typhoid typhoid fever ureter usually ventricles vomiting weeks York
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