The Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives, Volume 3Edward Charles Spitzka, William Henry Porter, Frank Seaver Billings, Rush Shippen Huidekoper, William Horace Hoskins, H. D. Gill W. L. Hyde & Company, 1882 - Veterinary medicine |
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... cavity an environment of muco - chymous nutriment , in which it rap- idly matures , acquires activities and develops its generative organs and products . If permitted to pass into the intestinal canal , it there excludes its progeny ...
... cavity an environment of muco - chymous nutriment , in which it rap- idly matures , acquires activities and develops its generative organs and products . If permitted to pass into the intestinal canal , it there excludes its progeny ...
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... cavity of the pericardium , give rise to the symptoms summed up in the terms of art already cited . Trichinæ , which may have strayed into the tissue of the lungs , or which may have wriggled through the pulmonic serous covering , and ...
... cavity of the pericardium , give rise to the symptoms summed up in the terms of art already cited . Trichinæ , which may have strayed into the tissue of the lungs , or which may have wriggled through the pulmonic serous covering , and ...
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... cavity will be found ; the skin separated from the structures underneath to the extent of several inches . The skin ... cavities of joints . In mild cases there is but little systemic disturbance , 30 BERNS - Epizootic Suppurative ...
... cavity will be found ; the skin separated from the structures underneath to the extent of several inches . The skin ... cavities of joints . In mild cases there is but little systemic disturbance , 30 BERNS - Epizootic Suppurative ...
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... cavity of the foot within the wall . It is the last or lower bone of the limb . It is concave on its inferior surface , exactly corresponding with the convex or arched surface of the sole , and on its lateral and anterior surfaces ...
... cavity of the foot within the wall . It is the last or lower bone of the limb . It is concave on its inferior surface , exactly corresponding with the convex or arched surface of the sole , and on its lateral and anterior surfaces ...
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... cavity was completely obliterated . That portion of the infraspinous fossa against which the tumor rested was thickened and roughened , covered by numerous bony projections . After macerating the scapular all its surfaces were found ...
... cavity was completely obliterated . That portion of the infraspinous fossa against which the tumor rested was thickened and roughened , covered by numerous bony projections . After macerating the scapular all its surfaces were found ...
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