British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volumen6J. Churchill., 1850 |
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abscess acid acute affection Anatomy animal appears applied articular become believe blood body bone canal cancer cartilage cause cavity cells cervix character child chronic Churchill circumstances College consequence considerable considered constitute cornea Cruveilhier cysts delusions diet disease Eggs encephalocele epiphysis especially evidence examination existence experience fact Fallopian tubes fibrous fluid frequently gangrene glossitis healthy hydrocephalus incision inflammation insane intestinal intestinal canal iodine iritis irritation labour lesions lithotomy lungs matter meningitis menstruation mercury morbid mucous membrane muscles muscular fibre nature observed occur operation opinion organs ovarian ovaritis ovary pain Parkman pathology patient peculiar peritoneum phenomena portion practice practitioners present quantity question readers rectum regard remarks result retina Russell says seen skin stomach substance surface surgeons symptoms syphilitic Tilt tion tissue treatment tubercular tubes tumour ulceration urethra uterus vascular vegetable Vegetarian vessels Webster whilst whole witness
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