Edinburgh Medical Journal, เล่มที่ 11,ส่วนที่ 2Y. J. Pentland., 1866 |
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acid acute Addison's disease admitted affected anasarca aneurism Aphasia appearance artery attack blood brain cause cavity cervix chest child chloroform chronic condition connexion considerable convolutions cyst day.-Temp death degeneration died dilated disease Dr Keiller dropsy Edinburgh effusion elephantiasis empyema examination fact Fallopian tube fatal fatty favourable fissure fluid frequently frontal fungus gyri gyrus hæmorrhage head heart hemiplegia inches inflammation insanity kidneys labour left side legs lesion limb lobe London lung matter Medicine membrane months nature nervous system observed occurred oedema operation organs ovariotomy ovum pain parietal patient pedicle pelvis pericardium peritoneum phthisis physician placenta pleurisy post-mortem posterior practice pregnancy present prisoners Professor pulse regard remarks remedies removed result right side Royal Infirmary rupture seen Simpson Sir James Simpson surface symptoms thoracentesis tion tissue treatment tube tubercle tumour typhus urine uterine uterus ventricle wards
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