The Clinical Review, Volume 16Clinical Review Publishing Company, 1902 - Medicine |
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abdominal wall acute adenomata adhesions appendix become bile blood bowels broad ligament cæcum canal catgut cause cavity cells cent Chicago chronic cirrhosis clinical colon condition connective tissue consequence considerable cyst wall cystic cystic duct dermoids diagnosis dilatation disease Drained gall bladder drug duct enlarged epithelial Excised F House fever fluid follicles forceps frequently gall bladder gall stones gland glandular growth hæmorrhage hernia Hospital hydrocele inches incision increased infection inguinal inguinal canal intestine kidney Laparotomy less ligated ligature liver Marine Hospital Service medicine ment method mucous membrane muscle normal obstruction occur omentum opening operation ovarian ovary pain patient pelvis peritoneal peritoneum physician portion practice practitioner present pressure removed result scrotum sebaceous side situated skin stomach strangulated structure surface surgeon Surgery surgical suture symptoms testicle thyroid tion treatment tube tubercular tuberculosis tumor tunica vaginalis usually uterine uterus Wolffian body wound
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