British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly Journal of Practial Medicine and Surgery, 47. köide1871 |
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... blood , and directs the former into the lungs , while the mixed blood passes into the arteries of the trunk and 1871. ] ROLLESTON on Forms of Animal Life .
... blood , and directs the former into the lungs , while the mixed blood passes into the arteries of the trunk and 1871. ] ROLLESTON on Forms of Animal Life .
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Or, Quarterly Journal of Practial Medicine and Surgery. mixed blood passes into the arteries of the trunk and limbs , the purest arterial blood being reserved for the head . The next eight plates scarcely call for remark . That of the ...
Or, Quarterly Journal of Practial Medicine and Surgery. mixed blood passes into the arteries of the trunk and limbs , the purest arterial blood being reserved for the head . The next eight plates scarcely call for remark . That of the ...
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... blood corpuscles to a share in the change by a migration through the walls of their containing vessels . But all this must be discussed hereafter . Although the subject is here briefly alluded to by Mr. Simon , the matters discussed are ...
... blood corpuscles to a share in the change by a migration through the walls of their containing vessels . But all this must be discussed hereafter . Although the subject is here briefly alluded to by Mr. Simon , the matters discussed are ...
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... blood as the obvious cause of death , and expect to more frequently and accurately determine its origin . دو Yet this lesion did not escape the older pathologists , and we meet with very shrewd observations on it in some of their ...
... blood as the obvious cause of death , and expect to more frequently and accurately determine its origin . دو Yet this lesion did not escape the older pathologists , and we meet with very shrewd observations on it in some of their ...
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... blood a tergo cannot fail ( whilst wedging the mass more firmly in the blood - vessel ) to have a tendency to dilate the yielding walls of the vessel , as well at the part exactly corresponding to the plug as on the proximal side of the ...
... blood a tergo cannot fail ( whilst wedging the mass more firmly in the blood - vessel ) to have a tendency to dilate the yielding walls of the vessel , as well at the part exactly corresponding to the plug as on the proximal side of the ...
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