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... acute rheumatism , it but rarely causes redness of the skin , and the shiny surface and oedematous pitting are scarcely ever present . Its paroxysms are often prolonged or of indefinite duration , but in some cases , contrary to the ...
... acute rheumatism , it but rarely causes redness of the skin , and the shiny surface and oedematous pitting are scarcely ever present . Its paroxysms are often prolonged or of indefinite duration , but in some cases , contrary to the ...
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... acute tubercular meningitis 44 , and puerperal infections 9. There were also 42 deaths from acute bronchitis , 69 from pneu- monia , and 48 from infantile athrepsia ( 23 of the infants having been brought up wholly or in part at the ...
... acute tubercular meningitis 44 , and puerperal infections 9. There were also 42 deaths from acute bronchitis , 69 from pneu- monia , and 48 from infantile athrepsia ( 23 of the infants having been brought up wholly or in part at the ...
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... acute attack . A patient who has suffered from acute gout or acute rheumatism may be held quite properly to be gouty or rheumatic ; and we must allow a certain amount of justice to the use of these adjectives to characterise certain ...
... acute attack . A patient who has suffered from acute gout or acute rheumatism may be held quite properly to be gouty or rheumatic ; and we must allow a certain amount of justice to the use of these adjectives to characterise certain ...
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... acute tubercular meningitis 38 , and puerperal infections 4. There were also 49 deaths from acute bronchitis , 61 from pneumonia , and 47 from infantile athrepsia ( 28 of the children having been brought up wholly or in part at the ...
... acute tubercular meningitis 38 , and puerperal infections 4. There were also 49 deaths from acute bronchitis , 61 from pneumonia , and 47 from infantile athrepsia ( 28 of the children having been brought up wholly or in part at the ...
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... acute cases it even substituted a greater evil . Thus he had seen septic symptoms follow when active kidney - mischief was present . Dr. HAYES thought that Dr. Priestley had done good service in pointing out the legitimacy of the ...
... acute cases it even substituted a greater evil . Thus he had seen septic symptoms follow when active kidney - mischief was present . Dr. HAYES thought that Dr. Priestley had done good service in pointing out the legitimacy of the ...
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