Washington Medical Annals, Volume 51907 Vol. 1-11, no. 3 "including medical miscellany" |
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... caused any serious consequences . " In most cases he says there is no evidence of ill health or discomfort , " etc. Admitting , then — as I think we must - that these latent peri- toneal adhesions around the appendix and caecum really ...
... caused any serious consequences . " In most cases he says there is no evidence of ill health or discomfort , " etc. Admitting , then — as I think we must - that these latent peri- toneal adhesions around the appendix and caecum really ...
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... causing the movement of the peritoneal surfaces over each other as the constant peri- staltic waves , and therefore ... cause for adhesions ; he admitted that adhesions such as Dr. King had spoken of are frequently found post mortem and ...
... causing the movement of the peritoneal surfaces over each other as the constant peri- staltic waves , and therefore ... cause for adhesions ; he admitted that adhesions such as Dr. King had spoken of are frequently found post mortem and ...
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... cause of appendicitis is con- stipation . It is not due to stillness of the bowel ; the intestines are always in motion . Constipation puts the intestines , particu- larly the caecum , in splints and then causes disease by dragging down ...
... cause of appendicitis is con- stipation . It is not due to stillness of the bowel ; the intestines are always in motion . Constipation puts the intestines , particu- larly the caecum , in splints and then causes disease by dragging down ...
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... caused an ap- preciable effect on his physical condition ; countenance anxious , and he had lost 15 pounds in weight . He was afraid to go any- where or undertake anything . He now consented to an opera- tion and was sent to Garfield ...
... caused an ap- preciable effect on his physical condition ; countenance anxious , and he had lost 15 pounds in weight . He was afraid to go any- where or undertake anything . He now consented to an opera- tion and was sent to Garfield ...
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... was found at the operation , however , but a movable kidney existed , and the pain and hema- turia on which the diagnosis was , in part , based , were probably caused by a twist of the ureter . This patient's WASHINGTON MEDICAL ANNALS 23.
... was found at the operation , however , but a movable kidney existed , and the pain and hema- turia on which the diagnosis was , in part , based , were probably caused by a twist of the ureter . This patient's WASHINGTON MEDICAL ANNALS 23.
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