The Clinical Journal, Volume 23Edward Knight, 1904 |
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abdominal abdominal aorta abscess acid acute adhesions affected albumen albuminuria alcohol anæmia aneurysm aorta appendicectomy appendix arteries attack blood bone bowel brain bronchiectasis cancer cardiac cause cavity cells cent child chronic CLINICAL JOURNAL condition cough cyst diagnosis dilated duodenum E.C. Telephone eczema emphysema enlarged epilepsy examination fever fluid fracture frequently gastric gastric ulcer giddiness glands hæmorrhage heart Holborn Hospital impetigo important infection injury intestine kidney large number LECTURE lesion leucocytosis leukæmia ligature liver London lung lymphocytes malignant disease mastitis milk months mucous membrane muscles nerve nervous normal nose occur operation orbit pain paralysis patient perforation peritoneum peritonitis physical signs piles pneumonia polypi posterior present probably pulsation pylorus pyrexia rare rectum removed result secondary seen sepsis septic side skin stomach suffering surgeon suture symptoms syphilis tabes tion tissue treatment tube tuberculous tumour ulcer urine usually vomiting wall wound
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