The London and Edinburgh Monthly Journal of Medical Science, Zväzok 21842 |
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... tumour , published by Mr Fergusson , in the November Number of the Journal . His patient did not suffer from ulceration of the deligated artery , followed by bleeding , -the ordinary cause of death in unsuccessful cases , but died ...
... tumour , published by Mr Fergusson , in the November Number of the Journal . His patient did not suffer from ulceration of the deligated artery , followed by bleeding , -the ordinary cause of death in unsuccessful cases , but died ...
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... tumour - successful as to the pre- servation of life , but failing to cure the aneurism . According to his own showing , the performance of the operation does not seem to have been particularly dexterous . On the twenty - first day ...
... tumour - successful as to the pre- servation of life , but failing to cure the aneurism . According to his own showing , the performance of the operation does not seem to have been particularly dexterous . On the twenty - first day ...
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... tumour . ( Lancet , No. 122 , p . 484. ) Mr Key tied the common carotid ; and in the report of the case , after the operation , which proved fatal , cough and other chest symptoms occupy a tolerably prominent part . In the account of ...
... tumour . ( Lancet , No. 122 , p . 484. ) Mr Key tied the common carotid ; and in the report of the case , after the operation , which proved fatal , cough and other chest symptoms occupy a tolerably prominent part . In the account of ...
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... tumour ; in fact , during its performance , the patient was in a state nearly amounting to collapse , having lost " upwards of one hundred ounces of blood , " during the two previous days . To such spontaneous bloodletting , though ...
... tumour ; in fact , during its performance , the patient was in a state nearly amounting to collapse , having lost " upwards of one hundred ounces of blood , " during the two previous days . To such spontaneous bloodletting , though ...
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... tumour , but the tumour itself , to strangulate it , and induce its destruction by sloughing -this is by much the preferable mode of cure . But when cir- cumstances preclude the possibility of this , it is most gratifying to feel ...
... tumour , but the tumour itself , to strangulate it , and induce its destruction by sloughing -this is by much the preferable mode of cure . But when cir- cumstances preclude the possibility of this , it is most gratifying to feel ...
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