British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volume 24J. Churchill., 1859 |
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... ligature round the dilated trunk on the side on which the section has been made , the result of which was that the temperature rose so slowly as to make it obvious that the circulation was obstructed ; and he further states that injec ...
... ligature round the dilated trunk on the side on which the section has been made , the result of which was that the temperature rose so slowly as to make it obvious that the circulation was obstructed ; and he further states that injec ...
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... ligatures on each limb alternately . Suppose a case of epilepsy in which the fits are frequent and come at nearly fixed ... ligature is applied on the other limbs at other times . I am sorry not to be able to give more details in this ...
... ligatures on each limb alternately . Suppose a case of epilepsy in which the fits are frequent and come at nearly fixed ... ligature is applied on the other limbs at other times . I am sorry not to be able to give more details in this ...
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... ligatures , and previously emptied by pressure , is objected to by Dr. Brinton on the ground that it is impossible by pressure entirely to empty the intestine of its contents ; and that a single grain of starch or sugar remaining would ...
... ligatures , and previously emptied by pressure , is objected to by Dr. Brinton on the ground that it is impossible by pressure entirely to empty the intestine of its contents ; and that a single grain of starch or sugar remaining would ...
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... ligature was thrown round the artery above the aneurismal tumour , leaving the tumour itself unopened , Hunter's operation was certainly not new , because Anel had performed at Rome , in 1710 , precisely such an operation on the ...
... ligature was thrown round the artery above the aneurismal tumour , leaving the tumour itself unopened , Hunter's operation was certainly not new , because Anel had performed at Rome , in 1710 , precisely such an operation on the ...
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... ligature is tied tightly round an artery , the external coat or adventitia , from its superior elasticity , resists the pressure of the ligature , while the middle and internal coats are divided . On this occurring , it has been stated ...
... ligature is tied tightly round an artery , the external coat or adventitia , from its superior elasticity , resists the pressure of the ligature , while the middle and internal coats are divided . On this occurring , it has been stated ...
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