Females and Their Diseases: A Series of Letters to His ClassLea and Blanchard, 1848 - 670 |
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Strona xii
... fever , LETTER XLI . 576-624 LETTER XLII . Phlegmasia dolens , or crural phlebitis , 624-631 LETTER XLIII . Puerperal convulsions , 631-643 LETTER XLIV . The female breast , 643-661 FEMALES : THEIR DISEASES AND REMEDIES . LETTER I ...
... fever , LETTER XLI . 576-624 LETTER XLII . Phlegmasia dolens , or crural phlebitis , 624-631 LETTER XLIII . Puerperal convulsions , 631-643 LETTER XLIV . The female breast , 643-661 FEMALES : THEIR DISEASES AND REMEDIES . LETTER I ...
Strona 18
... fevers , inflammations , the exanthemata , & c . So great , indeed , is the embarrassment arising from fastidiousness on the part either of the female herself , or of the practitioner , or both , that , I am per- suaded , much of the ...
... fevers , inflammations , the exanthemata , & c . So great , indeed , is the embarrassment arising from fastidiousness on the part either of the female herself , or of the practitioner , or both , that , I am per- suaded , much of the ...
Strona 68
... fever . I say then , watch such a patient well , through the dangerous five or six days ensuing the accouchement . If the disposition to erysipelas become manifest , you should apply the nitrate of silver pencil freely to all the ...
... fever . I say then , watch such a patient well , through the dangerous five or six days ensuing the accouchement . If the disposition to erysipelas become manifest , you should apply the nitrate of silver pencil freely to all the ...
Strona 78
... fevers , may have contracted the external parts so much as greatly to interfere with the dilatations required for the transmission of the child in labor . Patience can , perhaps , overcome even the contractions of old cicatrices ; but ...
... fevers , may have contracted the external parts so much as greatly to interfere with the dilatations required for the transmission of the child in labor . Patience can , perhaps , overcome even the contractions of old cicatrices ; but ...
Strona 82
... fever heat of 101 degrees of Fahrenheit ! I hope that you will be able to exercise your proper authority as medical counsel , and help , within your sphere , to cast out of the popular mind not this only , but every error and vulgar ...
... fever heat of 101 degrees of Fahrenheit ! I hope that you will be able to exercise your proper authority as medical counsel , and help , within your sphere , to cast out of the popular mind not this only , but every error and vulgar ...
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