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The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)

[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 792

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STONE IN THE BLADDER. By J. J. Maxfield, M. D. A year ago Mr. A., fifty-one years old, consulted me for an old- standing and intractable cystitis, as he supposed and had been informed by two physicians. I suggested an exploration and readily detected a stone. It was a large one, and it was so hard… … after same operation a few years previously, he was afraid and refused to consent. In view to palHate, I ordered him to drink one quart of Buffalo Lithia Water every day. Washing out the bladder once a day with the same, warm, a careful attention to diet and bowels, with gentle tonics. This…

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