Collected Papers by the Staff of Saint Mary's Hospital, Mayo Clinic, Volume 11W.B. Saunders Company, 1920 |
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acetyl acid adenomyoma alcohol amino amount anastomosis animals artery Assn average bacteria barium Basal-cell epithelioma bladder blood cancer carbon dioxid carboxyl carcinoma cardiac cause cautery cells cent Cholecystitis cholesterol chronic condition death dental diagnosis dilatation disease duct duodenal ulcer duodenum eosinophilic epithelioma evidence examination excision form of thyroxin gallbladder gastric gland hemorrhage hospital imino infection iodin Jour keto form kidney lesions leukocytes liver malignant Mayo Clinic metastasis method mucosa muscle normal observed obstruction occur operation organs pain pancreas pathologic patients pelvis percentage pernicious anemia posterior precipitate present radium reaction removed renal reported salt showed sodium hydroxid soluble solution sphincter spleen splenectomy splenic anemia stomach stone Surg surgical suture symptoms syphilis tetany thyroid thyroxin tion tissue tonsils transfusion transplantation treatment tube tuberculosis tumor unagglutinated corpuscles ureter ureteral urine usually vein vessels Wassermann Wassermann test x-ray
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