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abdomen abdominal pain abnormal abscess absence acute albumin anemia aneurysm aortic apex appetite attacks axilla began blood blood-pressure bowels breathing cancer cardiac cause cent chest chills chronic complained constipation cough days ago diagnosis Discussion disease dulness dyspnea enlargement entered the hospital epigastrium especially evidence excluded family history felt fever fluid gall-bladder gall-stones gastric glands headache heart hemoglobin hyperchlorhydria hypochondrium inches infection intestinal jaundice joint kidney legs lesions leukocyte count leukocytes leukocytosis liver lumbago lumbar lungs mass meningitis months morphin night normal otherwise negative ounces Outcome palpable patient peptic ulcer peritonitis Physical examination Physical examination showed pleural effusion pleurisy pneumonia present produce pulmonary pulse râles region relieved renal respiration right iliac sacro-iliac second sound seems signs slight spasm spinal spine sputa stomach symptoms syphilis temperature tenderness tion tuberculosis tuberculous tumor typhoid ulcer urine usually vomiting weeks ago white cells Widal reaction x-ray
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Page 509 - I have been unable to find a single case in which the diagnosis of "acute uremia" had been confirmed at autopsy.
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