North American Journal of Homoeopathy1896 |
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... tissue . There is an opportunity for much good to be done in that line . J. T. O'CONNOR , M.D. , New York ( Essayist ) : I feel pleased at the ready discussion which has been called out . If I had had more knowledge of the routine ...
... tissue . There is an opportunity for much good to be done in that line . J. T. O'CONNOR , M.D. , New York ( Essayist ) : I feel pleased at the ready discussion which has been called out . If I had had more knowledge of the routine ...
Page 91
... tissue itself , either from disease or old age , or a distorted view of an ordinary event , strengthened by a hereditary neuropathic taint ; or deficient develop- ment ; or simple neurathenic weakness ; it is safe and reasonably cor ...
... tissue itself , either from disease or old age , or a distorted view of an ordinary event , strengthened by a hereditary neuropathic taint ; or deficient develop- ment ; or simple neurathenic weakness ; it is safe and reasonably cor ...
Page 98
... tissue left for ulceration unless new parts are invaded . How so much of the bony and car- tilaginous tissue could be destroyed without any odor , is unexplain- able to me . In the advanced stage of the disease , there is , at times ...
... tissue left for ulceration unless new parts are invaded . How so much of the bony and car- tilaginous tissue could be destroyed without any odor , is unexplain- able to me . In the advanced stage of the disease , there is , at times ...
Page 99
... tissue , it is well to wait a few days as separation soon occurs after the necrosis . After the parts are thoroughly cleansed the necrosed tissue removed by forceps or curette , the fissures or cracks in the alae should be touched with ...
... tissue , it is well to wait a few days as separation soon occurs after the necrosis . After the parts are thoroughly cleansed the necrosed tissue removed by forceps or curette , the fissures or cracks in the alae should be touched with ...
Page 101
... tissue . Many fair sized arteries were severed , but at no time was the hæmorrhage alarming . Tunneling was performed through both plugs , and afterward the walls of the tunnels were removed . The edges of the cervix and fundus were ...
... tissue . Many fair sized arteries were severed , but at no time was the hæmorrhage alarming . Tunneling was performed through both plugs , and afterward the walls of the tunnels were removed . The edges of the cervix and fundus were ...
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