The Dublin Journal of Medical Science, 83. köideFannin & Company, 1887 |
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abdominal abscess Academy of Medicine acid admissions admitted to hospital affected anæmia annual rate appears average annual death-rate bladder blood bone bowels brain cancer carbolic acid causes registered cavity cent chloroform cholera colotomy comprise condition cord deaths diarrhoea died diphtheria doses Dublin dysentery enteric fever examination excision exostosis favourable fluid gland hæmorrhage hospital on Saturday inches inflammation insanity intestine kidney Laurvik lesion liver lobe London Medical months mortality mucous membrane myxedema nerve number in hospital observed occurred operation pain passed pathology patients were discharged peritoneum Physician pleuræ poison posterior preceding week present pulse pyrexia Quetta rectum remained under treatment remedies removed result scarlatina side skin stomach surface Surgeon surgery sutures symptoms temperature therapeutics tion tissue treatment on Saturday tubercle tubercular tumour typhus ulcer urine uterus vaginismus vomiting week ending Saturday whooping-cough women wound zymotic diseases
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