British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly Journal of Practial Medicine and Surgery, Volumen41849 |
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abscesses acid action admitted affected Algæ alkaline animal antimony appears Asiatic cholera atmosphere attacked become blastema blood body bone calomel cancer cancer-cells cause cells character Chelsea chemical chloride compound condition connexion considered contagion contagious contained cornea croup cure Desmarres diarrhea doctrine doubt epidemic diseases evidence examination excited existence fact fibrous fluid give granulations growths Horsleydown infected inflammation influence influenza instances intestinal iritis irritation John Harnold labour Lambeth laryngismus larynx less localities London matter means medicine membrane Mialhe microscopic mode morbid mucous mucous membrane nature nerves nervous observations occurred operation opinion organic origin pain parturition patient peculiar persons phenomena phlebitis phthisis poison portion present produced Professor quarantine readers regard remarks remedies salts says scaphoid scrofulous soluble structure substance surface symptoms tion tissues treatment tubercle tumour typhus ulcer urine uterus vessels whilst yellow fever
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