The Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives, Volume 21Edward Charles Spitzka, William Henry Porter, Rush Shippen Huidekoper, Frank Seaver Billings, H. D. Gill, William Horace Hoskins W. L. Hyde & Company, 1900 - Veterinary medicine |
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... matter , whereas , in human practice , no commercial value is ever placed upon a patient . Another difficulty , and the one that should receive the most attention in the consideration of routine manifestations and oper- ations , is the ...
... matter , whereas , in human practice , no commercial value is ever placed upon a patient . Another difficulty , and the one that should receive the most attention in the consideration of routine manifestations and oper- ations , is the ...
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... matter , the great mass of which is organic in character . Putrescible organic matter cannot long be exposed to the air without becoming the recipient of putrefactive germs from it . Aseptic wounded surfaces quickly become septic when ...
... matter , the great mass of which is organic in character . Putrescible organic matter cannot long be exposed to the air without becoming the recipient of putrefactive germs from it . Aseptic wounded surfaces quickly become septic when ...
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... matter without the agency of some form of microorganism , and where no extraneous organism has gained access to a wound no wound disturbance occurs . Certain forms of microorganisms are always found associated with certain forms of ...
... matter without the agency of some form of microorganism , and where no extraneous organism has gained access to a wound no wound disturbance occurs . Certain forms of microorganisms are always found associated with certain forms of ...
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... matter how slight , in the foot ; for in a few days the animal may be sent to the forge , and the shoer re- moves the shoe , and by manipulation reveals and points out the real injury or lesion . The veterinarian should always carry a ...
... matter how slight , in the foot ; for in a few days the animal may be sent to the forge , and the shoer re- moves the shoe , and by manipulation reveals and points out the real injury or lesion . The veterinarian should always carry a ...
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... matter to push her over after she was up , so weak was she . The predominating ' symptoms are the incoördination of the hind parts and the rapid emaciation . My mode of treatment consists in first administering a full dose of physic ...
... matter to push her over after she was up , so weak was she . The predominating ' symptoms are the incoördination of the hind parts and the rapid emaciation . My mode of treatment consists in first administering a full dose of physic ...
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