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abdomen abscess acid acute albumen albuminuria aortic applied arterio-sclerosis artery attack bacilli bacteria bath become bladder blood blood-vessels body bone bowel Bright's disease canal cause cavity centimetres cervix child chronic CLINICAL LECTURE DELIVERED color condition course cystitis develop diabetes diagnosis dilated disease eclampsia effect especially examination exudation fluid fracture frequently gastric gonococcus hæmoptysis heart hemorrhage Hospital hypertrophy incision increased infection inflammation kidney knee-jerks lesion locomotor ataxia lungs mastoid Medicine method milk mucous membrane muscles nephritis nervous normal observed occur operation optic nerve optic nerve atrophy organ pain patient phthisis Physician placenta pneumonia posterior present puerperal pulmonary pulse purulent removed renal rodent septic side skin solution sterilized stomach sugar surface Surgeon symptoms syphilis temperature tion tissue treatment tumor typhoid fever ulcer ureter urethra urine usually uterus vaccination vagina varicocele veins vessels vitreous vomiting wall weeks wound
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Page 213 - Studies, by AUSTIN FLINT, MD, Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and of Clinical Medicine in the Bellevue Hospital Medical College.
Page 1 - Essentials of Refraction and Diseases of the Eye. By EDWARD JACKSON, AM, MD, Professor of Diseases of the Eye in the Philadelphia Polyclinic and College for Graduates in Medicine ; and — Essentials of Diseases of the Nose and Throat.
Page 30 - CONSUMPTION. PNEUMONIA, and Allied Diseases of the Lungs ; Their Etiology, Pathology and Treatment, with a Chapter on Physical Diagnosis.
Page 167 - A girl, thirteen years old, was admitted into the hospital with the symptoms of typhoid fever of eight days' duration. Vomiting occurred once or twice, but there was no complaint of epigastric pain. At the end of the fourth week of the disease, when the temperature had begun to decline, the patient was suddenly seized with severe hematemesis, after which she became unconscious and died.
Page 321 - DISEASES OF THE EYE. By EDWARD JACKSON, AM, MD, Professor of Diseases of the Eye in the Philadelphia Polyclinic and College for Graduates in Medicine...
Page iv - By Thomas J. Mays, AM, MD, Professor of Diseases of the Chest in the Philadelphia Polyclinic; Visiting Physician to Rush Hospital for Consumption.
Page 268 - ... associated with some other congenital deformity, such as harelip and club-foot. It proves that the secretion of urine goes on to a very considerable extent during the latter half of intra-uterine gestation, and that when any obstacle to the outflow of urine exists, the same pernicious effects of...
Page 168 - ... after which she became unconscious and died. At the necropsy the anterior wall of the stomach was found to be adherent to the under surface of the liver. Scattered over the inner surface of the stomach there were numerous sharply defined ulcers, the largest of which was about the size of a florin. The edges were thin and undermined and the base formed by the muscular
Page 268 - ... imperforate urethra. It may be due to minute cysts or membranous septa in the urethra, or to cysts in the ureter or pelvis of the kidney. The subjects of this disease may be born dead, or may live for a few weeks, months, or even years.
Page 311 - The exposed part is now thoroughly scarified with a three-bladed scalpel, not only horizontally, but vertically. The granular tissue is then scrubbed with a brush, which has been steeped in a corrosive sublimate solution, one to five hundred, just before being used. Immediately after the scrubbing, the part is washed with a solution of the same strength. Another part of the lid is then unrolled, and the scarifying, scrubbing, and washing are repeated, and in like manner the whole of the eyelid. The...