The North American Journal of Homeopathy, Volume 44American Medical Union, 1896 |
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... Doctor of the Old School , Maclaren . 782 -A Homœopathic Text - book of Surgery , Fisher and MacDonald . 244 Manual of Clinical Diagnosis by Means of Microscopic and Chemical Methods , Simon . of Medical Jurispru- dence and Toxicology ...
... Doctor of the Old School , Maclaren . 782 -A Homœopathic Text - book of Surgery , Fisher and MacDonald . 244 Manual of Clinical Diagnosis by Means of Microscopic and Chemical Methods , Simon . of Medical Jurispru- dence and Toxicology ...
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... Doctor Talks 380 -Electrical Treatment of Tinni- tus Aurium . . 393 -Eye as a Factor in General Thuja in Epididymitis . Diagnosis , by A. B. Norton , M. D. -First Hospital 85 63 Thyrojodin . 527 320 .126 , 255 in Verruca To Control ...
... Doctor Talks 380 -Electrical Treatment of Tinni- tus Aurium . . 393 -Eye as a Factor in General Thuja in Epididymitis . Diagnosis , by A. B. Norton , M. D. -First Hospital 85 63 Thyrojodin . 527 320 .126 , 255 in Verruca To Control ...
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... doctor explained that it was callus and would be absorbed . Ordered a hot bath for some minutes then to chill it under the hydrant . No improvement for several weeks . Sweet was consulted . He ordered a decoction of wild cherry bark to ...
... doctor explained that it was callus and would be absorbed . Ordered a hot bath for some minutes then to chill it under the hydrant . No improvement for several weeks . Sweet was consulted . He ordered a decoction of wild cherry bark to ...
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... doctor then proceeded to get his apparatus ready . A long rubber tube led from the oxygen cylinder into an ordinary square bottle , being attached to a glass tube that extended through the cork and reached nearly to the bottom . This ...
... doctor then proceeded to get his apparatus ready . A long rubber tube led from the oxygen cylinder into an ordinary square bottle , being attached to a glass tube that extended through the cork and reached nearly to the bottom . This ...
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... doctor give oxygen with ether anyway ? Not to stimulate the heart surely , as ether is itself one of the best of heart stimulants . To stimulate the respiration , then ? But how much can he stimulate it without antidoting the anæsthetic ...
... doctor give oxygen with ether anyway ? Not to stimulate the heart surely , as ether is itself one of the best of heart stimulants . To stimulate the respiration , then ? But how much can he stimulate it without antidoting the anæsthetic ...
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