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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 15 (1905) (1905)

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ume J will thus be increased and the diaphragm will be Considering the well-known ‘process of artificial It will be readily -understood that these’ oscillations displaced toward cgd, while the wall of the abdomen breathing in the case of a horizontal supine position in pressure{as produced… … ly called an al- ably obstruct- ternately posi- ing the flatten- tive and nega- ing of the dia- A NOVEL PROCESS OF -REANIMATION.

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