Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 79A. and C. Black, 1853 |
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abscess action alveolar arch alveoli appearance artery attacked become Bibra blood body bone canine tooth carious cause cavity cells cheek chemical chronic cilia colic colour commencement condition consequence Consumption continued Cornea degree deposit desquamation disease disorder Dr Johnson effects epithelial examination fatty fever fibres fluid formation frequently Geist half incisor inflammation instances intestinal Iris irritation jaw-bone kidney lead lead-colic less liver London Lorinser lower jaw lucifer-match lungs manner manufactory means Medical medicines molar tooth months morbid mucous membrane nature observed operation organs pain patient peculiar periosteum Phthisis physicians poison portion present probably produced Pseudo-cornea pulmonary purulent purulent matter remarked remedies renal scrofulous secretion shew skin soft sometimes spiral Staphyloma structure substance surface swelling symptoms take place Tanquerel teeth tion tissue treatment tubercles tubercular tuberculosis tubes tumour ulcer upper jaw urine veins vessels vital Von Bibra whole
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