The Medical Works of Dr. Richard MeadA. Donaldson and J. Reid, 1765 |
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... patients in the small- 183 184 pox 187 XIII . Of managing the difcharges of the belly , in the fmall - pox 190 XIV . Of the curable and incurable finall- pox and meafles 194 M E- METHOD for extracting the FOUL AIR out of SHIPS . Vị ...
... patients in the small- 183 184 pox 187 XIII . Of managing the difcharges of the belly , in the fmall - pox 190 XIV . Of the curable and incurable finall- pox and meafles 194 M E- METHOD for extracting the FOUL AIR out of SHIPS . Vị ...
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... patients ; it ought to have been confidered that there are fome poifons very powerful when mixed immediately with the blood , which will not operate in the ftomach at all ; as in particular the faliva of the mad dog and the venom of the ...
... patients ; it ought to have been confidered that there are fome poifons very powerful when mixed immediately with the blood , which will not operate in the ftomach at all ; as in particular the faliva of the mad dog and the venom of the ...
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... patient finks , before there is time for any discharge to be made this way ; that matter , which fhould otherwife have been caft out by external tu- mours , feizing the vifcera , and producing mortifica- tions in them . Sometimes indeed ...
... patient finks , before there is time for any discharge to be made this way ; that matter , which fhould otherwife have been caft out by external tu- mours , feizing the vifcera , and producing mortifica- tions in them . Sometimes indeed ...
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... patient has had of his infection , has been the appearance of fuch a tumour ; as , befides these French physicians , o- ther authors of the best credit have affured us . From whence we muft conclude , that thefe eruptions are no less a ...
... patient has had of his infection , has been the appearance of fuch a tumour ; as , befides these French physicians , o- ther authors of the best credit have affured us . From whence we muft conclude , that thefe eruptions are no less a ...
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... patients of the first class , mentioned in the beginning of this difcourfe , particularly the porters who opened the in- fected bales of goods in the lazaretto's of Marfeilles , died upon the first appearance of infection , as it were ...
... patients of the first class , mentioned in the beginning of this difcourfe , particularly the porters who opened the in- fected bales of goods in the lazaretto's of Marfeilles , died upon the first appearance of infection , as it were ...
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