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... less severe and serious . Hemorrhage and perforation are therefore far less frequent . Headache is common but the child is less apt to speak of it . They are more apathetic . The late Prof. John A. Larrabee laid great stress upon this ...
... less severe and serious . Hemorrhage and perforation are therefore far less frequent . Headache is common but the child is less apt to speak of it . They are more apathetic . The late Prof. John A. Larrabee laid great stress upon this ...
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... less the exhaustion is not so pronounced . Broncho - pneumonia and hypostatic pneumonia are to be feared but usually they can be guarded against . I have never seen bedsores in any of my cases in children . Someone has said that the ...
... less the exhaustion is not so pronounced . Broncho - pneumonia and hypostatic pneumonia are to be feared but usually they can be guarded against . I have never seen bedsores in any of my cases in children . Someone has said that the ...
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... less we would be willing to concede that a fetus is a para- site . Thus far it will be seen the advocates of this theory have failed to make good . The attempts of transplantation of cancer , with but a few possible exceptions , have ...
... less we would be willing to concede that a fetus is a para- site . Thus far it will be seen the advocates of this theory have failed to make good . The attempts of transplantation of cancer , with but a few possible exceptions , have ...
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... less it is mechanically impossible . I think the only two theories that hold good at all as to the origin of cancer are first , the inclusion theory of Conheim where the epiblastic layer manufactured cells faster than necessary and some ...
... less it is mechanically impossible . I think the only two theories that hold good at all as to the origin of cancer are first , the inclusion theory of Conheim where the epiblastic layer manufactured cells faster than necessary and some ...
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... less in stenosis of the mitral orifice and lesions of the aortic valve . The degenerative changes in the blood vessels give us some index of the change that has taken place in the whole circulatory system , because the same influence ...
... less in stenosis of the mitral orifice and lesions of the aortic valve . The degenerative changes in the blood vessels give us some index of the change that has taken place in the whole circulatory system , because the same influence ...
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