The Western Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Band 2Prentice & Weissinger, 1840 |
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... divided the practice with the regular physicians , is no less than one death per annum in every 21.7-10 of the in- habitants : but to estimate the mortality on the actual popula- tion of 1837 , when Natchez contained its highest ...
... divided the practice with the regular physicians , is no less than one death per annum in every 21.7-10 of the in- habitants : but to estimate the mortality on the actual popula- tion of 1837 , when Natchez contained its highest ...
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... divided into tribes , families , and nations . And , if we mistake not , he has had , as a physi- ologist , the discernment to perceive , and the firmness and independence , as a man and a writer , to select and avow , the veritable ...
... divided into tribes , families , and nations . And , if we mistake not , he has had , as a physi- ologist , the discernment to perceive , and the firmness and independence , as a man and a writer , to select and avow , the veritable ...
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... divided this membrane from below upwards , with a fine nar- row bladed knife . At the instant of doing this the eye for- cibly turned more inwards , which retarted the operation a a few moments : keeping the hook still fixed in the ...
... divided this membrane from below upwards , with a fine nar- row bladed knife . At the instant of doing this the eye for- cibly turned more inwards , which retarted the operation a a few moments : keeping the hook still fixed in the ...
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... divided into three sets . The first group is essentially composed of three pieces , in which I thought I could recognize the clavicle , the scapula , and a part of the humerus . The second group , much larger than the preceding ...
... divided into three sets . The first group is essentially composed of three pieces , in which I thought I could recognize the clavicle , the scapula , and a part of the humerus . The second group , much larger than the preceding ...
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... divided the branches of the fifth nerve , which pass to the lip . The ligature of the vessels caused some improvement in the appearance of the ulcers , and on dividing the nerves the pain was removed ; but in all cases he was compelled ...
... divided the branches of the fifth nerve , which pass to the lip . The ligature of the vessels caused some improvement in the appearance of the ulcers , and on dividing the nerves the pain was removed ; but in all cases he was compelled ...
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