The Western Journal of Medicine and SurgeryPrentice & Weissinger, 1846 - Medicine |
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... result if he could get justice . The father - in - law of Baker , James White , a witness for the Commonwealth testified , that Baker , becoming jealous , had parted with his daughter three months after their mar- riage . Baker had ...
... result if he could get justice . The father - in - law of Baker , James White , a witness for the Commonwealth testified , that Baker , becoming jealous , had parted with his daughter three months after their mar- riage . Baker had ...
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... result solely of irritation . The injurious tendency which such a mode of procedure would exert on the practice of medicine is too obvious to require any comment in this place . In reasoning on this subject , the physician should ...
... result solely of irritation . The injurious tendency which such a mode of procedure would exert on the practice of medicine is too obvious to require any comment in this place . In reasoning on this subject , the physician should ...
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... result solely of congestion , produced by some one or more of the causes previously pointed out . If , on the other hand , the discoloration and vascularity are associated with some , or all , of the anatomical characters here indicated ...
... result solely of congestion , produced by some one or more of the causes previously pointed out . If , on the other hand , the discoloration and vascularity are associated with some , or all , of the anatomical characters here indicated ...
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... result merely of mechan- ical obstruction ? The question may now be asked , can such an obstruction exist , to any considerable extent , without pro- ducing a state of parts analagous to , if not really indentical with , inflammation ...
... result merely of mechan- ical obstruction ? The question may now be asked , can such an obstruction exist , to any considerable extent , without pro- ducing a state of parts analagous to , if not really indentical with , inflammation ...
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... result . This congestion is not transient , but perma- nent ; and it is scarcely reasonable to presume , judging from our knowledge of the circulation , that this state could exist long without producing an altered condition of the ...
... result . This congestion is not transient , but perma- nent ; and it is scarcely reasonable to presume , judging from our knowledge of the circulation , that this state could exist long without producing an altered condition of the ...
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