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Practical podiatry : (1918)

Joseph, Alfred · New York : First Institute of Podiatry · leaf 332

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e accomplished as thor-oughly as possible. Many means toward this end may beeffective, A one-half to two per cent, creolin or lysol emul- ULCERS 319 sion is very useful for those dirty ulcers from which a pro-fuse, foul discharge escapes. A one per cent, solution offormalin is of great value for… … chronic ulcer of the foot(after operation) such as brewers yeast, papoid, or protonuclein, may help toclean up a chronic ulcer. The most frequent means em-ployed for the cleansing and sterilization of the ulcer, pre-vious to the application of some stimulating dressing, iswashing the part with…

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