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The Medical and surgical reporter (1858)

[Philadelphia, Pa. : Crissy & Markley, Printers] · leaf 295

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ER 15, 1860. { WHOLE SERIES, VOL. V. HO. 11. HO. 217. after a few moments, the larger portion of the fluid was removed, and replaced by pure water. White crystals were now distinctly visible to COMMUNICATIONS. the unaided eye, and, under a magnifying power of 200 diameters, great numbers of the… … remain upon the slip of glass until the fluid An examination revealed a slight tuberculous had evaporated, the appearance indicated in deposit in the apex of the right lung ; and a fig. 2 was obtained ; and it was a sight of sin- systolic murmur was distinctly audible, which was attributed to the…

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