The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Practical Medicine and Surgery, 25. köideSamuel Highley, 1860 |
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action admitted affected aged albumen albuminuria amputation anatomy aneurism animals aorta appears artery attacked become blood body bone cause cavity cells cementum character cholera chronic colour commenced condition contained contraction Copenhagen death dental dentine described diarrhoea digestion dilated diphtheria disease enamel enamel organ epidemic epithelium especially examination existence experiments exudation fact fatal favourable fibres fibrinous fluid gangrene gastric gastric juice gout grammes granular hæmorrhage healthy heart hospital inflammation influence instances intestine kidneys lacunæ larynx latter layer lesion less liver lung malady medulla oblongata morbid mucous membrane muscular nature nerve observed occurred operation organ pain pathological patient period permanent teeth poison portion present produced pulp quantity regard remarkable rendered sausages skin sound stomach structure substance surface symptoms teeth tion tissue treatment tubes tumour ulceration uric acid urine uterus valves ventricles vessels wound
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