The Medico-chirurgical Review, and Journal of Practical Medicine1834 |
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abdomen abscess admitted affected appearance applied artery auscultation bile blood body bone bowels brain calomel cartilage cause cavity character child cholera cicatrix colour commenced considerable copaiba cured cyst discharge disease dissection distended doses ducts duodenum effusion enlarged evacuations examination existed experience fatty fever fluid frequently fungoid glanders glands gonorrhoea hæmorrhage healthy heart hepatic hepatic veins Hospital hydatid inches inflammation inflammatory injection intestines iodine irritation jaundice kidney labour leeches less liver lobules lungs mass matter medicine ment months morbid mucous membrane nature nerves observed operation opinion organ orifice pain pancreas patient peritoneum physician portal vein portion practitioner pregnancy present pulse pylorus quantity remarks remedies seen shew side skin sloughing sore sound stomach structure substance surface surgeon swelling symptoms synovial membrane tion tissue treatment tumor ulceration uterus vascular veins vessels vomiting whole wound yellow
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