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... gout , ' enters more fully into the question , and gives the author ample scope for developing his hypothesis , and displaying his reasoning powers . He properly begins by a definition of the disease . Gout is a greater or less degree ...
... gout , ' enters more fully into the question , and gives the author ample scope for developing his hypothesis , and displaying his reasoning powers . He properly begins by a definition of the disease . Gout is a greater or less degree ...
Pagina 125
... gout and rheu matism . Medical practitioners are often inextricably perplexed with the diagnostic phantom of gout and rheumatism . In consultation it becomes a subject of awful discussion . The irascible and bigotted are apt to dissent ...
... gout and rheu matism . Medical practitioners are often inextricably perplexed with the diagnostic phantom of gout and rheumatism . In consultation it becomes a subject of awful discussion . The irascible and bigotted are apt to dissent ...
Pagina 126
... gout . Notwithstanding , however , that he may be led by his peculiar hypothesis to suppose that Gout cannot exist in the stomach , yet certainly he must admit that a state of this organ is induced , by whatever name it may be called ...
... gout . Notwithstanding , however , that he may be led by his peculiar hypothesis to suppose that Gout cannot exist in the stomach , yet certainly he must admit that a state of this organ is induced , by whatever name it may be called ...
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