Females and Their Diseases: A Series of Letters to His ClassLea and Blanchard, 1848 - 670 páginas |
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A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs. AN INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO A FRIEND . DEAR SIR : I send you a new Medical book , which I beg you to accept as a testimonial of my respect and affection . I have not dedicated it to ...
A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs. AN INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO A FRIEND . DEAR SIR : I send you a new Medical book , which I beg you to accept as a testimonial of my respect and affection . I have not dedicated it to ...
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... Letters , I should suppose , I have a right , at this stage of my life , to be heard upon them — and having felt it an occasion of self - reproach , that I could never find time , in the winter curriculum , to fulfil ... LETTER TO A FRIEND .
... Letters , I should suppose , I have a right , at this stage of my life , to be heard upon them — and having felt it an occasion of self - reproach , that I could never find time , in the winter curriculum , to fulfil ... LETTER TO A FRIEND .
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... Letters to my Students , I trust that in saying these things to you , in whom they have confidence , I am , quoad hoc , absolved as to apologies . As to my personal ... LETTER TO A FRIEND , Motives INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO A FRIEND . vii.
... Letters to my Students , I trust that in saying these things to you , in whom they have confidence , I am , quoad hoc , absolved as to apologies . As to my personal ... LETTER TO A FRIEND , Motives INTRODUCTORY LETTER TO A FRIEND . vii.
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A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs. A | CONTENTS . DEDICATION , LETTER TO A FRIEND , Motives.
A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs. A | CONTENTS . DEDICATION , LETTER TO A FRIEND , Motives.
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A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs. DEDICATION , CONTENTS . LETTER TO A FRIEND , Motives for writing , LETTER I. LETTER II . PAGE iii V 17-18 General remarks on conduct - Embarrassments of practice - Sir Thomas ...
A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs. DEDICATION , CONTENTS . LETTER TO A FRIEND , Motives for writing , LETTER I. LETTER II . PAGE iii V 17-18 General remarks on conduct - Embarrassments of practice - Sir Thomas ...
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Females and Their Diseases: A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs Vista completa - 1848 |
Females and Their Diseases: A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs Vista completa - 1848 |
Females and Their Diseases: A Series of Letters to His Class Charles Delucena Meigs Vista completa - 1848 |
Términos y frases comunes
abdomen Adhesions arteries become bladder bleed blood body bowels brain breast C. D. M. LETTER called cause cavity cellular cervix cervix uteri child constitution corpus luteum cure cyst diagnosis discharge disease disorder distended distress doses dysmenorrhoea edition effect excite extra cloth female finger fluid force fundus germ gestation give gravid half heart hemorrhage inches inflammation innervation irritation labia labium labor lady malady means medicine membrane menorrhagia menstruation months mucous nature nerve nervous never non-gravid nymphæ observed octavo octavo volume operation opinion organ ounces ovary ovum pain patient pelvis perineum peritoneal pessary physician placenta polypus practice pregnancy pressure prolapsus pubis puerperal fever pulse Recovered rectum reproductive retroversion round ligaments suffer suppose surface tenesmus therapeutical tion tissue Treatise treatment true tube tumor urine uteri uterus vagina vessels whole woman womb women young
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