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... muscles being cautiously sepa- rated from those of the opposite side with the handle of a scalpel . The thyroid plexus of veins should be pushed to one side , and held out of the way ; the middle thyroid artery will Occasionally require ...
... muscles being cautiously sepa- rated from those of the opposite side with the handle of a scalpel . The thyroid plexus of veins should be pushed to one side , and held out of the way ; the middle thyroid artery will Occasionally require ...
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... muscles near the shoulder , which he believes is also from con- stant use of this arm in the heavy work in which he is exposed to all sorts of weather . On examination , I find that the pain is in the lumbar region on the right side ...
... muscles near the shoulder , which he believes is also from con- stant use of this arm in the heavy work in which he is exposed to all sorts of weather . On examination , I find that the pain is in the lumbar region on the right side ...
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... muscles to which it is ultimately distributed . This is what we call an " old " luxation of the That there is something irritating the third elbow ; as you know , some dislocations become pair of nerves , leads us again to the point old ...
... muscles to which it is ultimately distributed . This is what we call an " old " luxation of the That there is something irritating the third elbow ; as you know , some dislocations become pair of nerves , leads us again to the point old ...
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... muscle is already relaxed ; the olecranon is car- ried , as you see , backwards and upwards , so that the tendon is not tense , but quite the contrary . I will not make any further attempts this morning , but will bring the girl before ...
... muscle is already relaxed ; the olecranon is car- ried , as you see , backwards and upwards , so that the tendon is not tense , but quite the contrary . I will not make any further attempts this morning , but will bring the girl before ...
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... muscles becomes destroyed , and the mechanical and the chem- ical phenomena of respiration cease . The heart's action next stops , because of the loss of nervous influx from the brain , and the want of a due supply of blood . The ...
... muscles becomes destroyed , and the mechanical and the chem- ical phenomena of respiration cease . The heart's action next stops , because of the loss of nervous influx from the brain , and the want of a due supply of blood . The ...
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