London Medical and Surgical Journal, 7. cilt |
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acid action admitted animals appears applied Aquæ attended become blood body bones brain called cause consequence considerable considered contains continued death disease Divide doses effect employed evidence examination existence external extremities fact fever Fiat fluid former frequently functions give given hand head heart hospital increased individual infant instances INTERNALLY irritability Italy kind lectures less London lungs manner matter means medicine membrane ment mind muscles nature necessary nerves nervous observed operation opinion organs pain passed patient period person physician Pills possesses Potion practice present principle produced profession proper proved purgative quantity regarded remain remarks remedy removed respect result side skin sometimes substance supposed surgeon symptoms taken term tion tissue treatment tumour ulcers vessels vital whole wound
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