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Pagina 33
... disease arises from the action of very powerful marsh miasma on constitutions not assimilated to the climate ; which , aided by the predisposing causes of the intense heat that prevails during the hot months most pro- ductive of this ...
... disease arises from the action of very powerful marsh miasma on constitutions not assimilated to the climate ; which , aided by the predisposing causes of the intense heat that prevails during the hot months most pro- ductive of this ...
Pagina 34
... disease with more violence than they put on at any future period ; the head becomes affected with a most acute intense pain which extends over the forehead , and through the optic nerves , con- veying the idea of the upper part of the ...
... disease with more violence than they put on at any future period ; the head becomes affected with a most acute intense pain which extends over the forehead , and through the optic nerves , con- veying the idea of the upper part of the ...
Pagina 283
... disease : -no proof exists , that the operation of the mercury is the cause of this departure . Such are the remarks which occurred in reviewing dif ferent modes of treatment in the hospitals of St. Domingo ; to which it will not be ...
... disease : -no proof exists , that the operation of the mercury is the cause of this departure . Such are the remarks which occurred in reviewing dif ferent modes of treatment in the hospitals of St. Domingo ; to which it will not be ...
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