Glasgow Medical JournalRoyal Medico-Chirurgical Society of Glasgow., 1883 - Medicine |
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... tissues are not frozen before they are cut , and thus one of the greatest obstacles to thorough staining of the ... tissue were noted , and in a few situations distinct tubercles were found . The morbid conditions did not extend to ...
... tissues are not frozen before they are cut , and thus one of the greatest obstacles to thorough staining of the ... tissue were noted , and in a few situations distinct tubercles were found . The morbid conditions did not extend to ...
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... tissue , were observed . Unlike the last case , however , no tubercules were observed on the serous coat . As has been noted in the post - mortem report the tubes were considerably enlarged , but they were not nearly so much so as in ...
... tissue , were observed . Unlike the last case , however , no tubercules were observed on the serous coat . As has been noted in the post - mortem report the tubes were considerably enlarged , but they were not nearly so much so as in ...
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lost . The tissues at the same time were gorged with it , and oozing , as a natural consequence , would take place for some hours after division of the muscles . In these cases , instead In of a serous serous or bloody discharge not ...
lost . The tissues at the same time were gorged with it , and oozing , as a natural consequence , would take place for some hours after division of the muscles . In these cases , instead In of a serous serous or bloody discharge not ...
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... tissues in the neighbourhood that amputation at the shoulder joint became necessary soon afterwards . Much greater care is spent in the arrest of bleeding than formerly , and the more thoroughly this is done the less dis- charge there ...
... tissues in the neighbourhood that amputation at the shoulder joint became necessary soon afterwards . Much greater care is spent in the arrest of bleeding than formerly , and the more thoroughly this is done the less dis- charge there ...
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... tissues must occasionally give rise to after discomfort , for it is impossible that a heavy metallic suture , retained in such a position , can at all times accommo- date itself completely to the parts in its neighbourhood . For the ...
... tissues must occasionally give rise to after discomfort , for it is impossible that a heavy metallic suture , retained in such a position , can at all times accommo- date itself completely to the parts in its neighbourhood . For the ...
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