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... continued till the pressure was removed ; he contrived an instrument , which at once protected the tumour from external injury , and by means of a spring made such pressure on the part as the boy was able to bear without either pain or ...
... continued till the pressure was removed ; he contrived an instrument , which at once protected the tumour from external injury , and by means of a spring made such pressure on the part as the boy was able to bear without either pain or ...
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... continued after they had re - absorbed the secreted fluid , might be the cause of this re - appearance of inflammation , accordingly I ceased the digestive liniment , with the basilicon and oil of turpen- tine , and applied plasters ...
... continued after they had re - absorbed the secreted fluid , might be the cause of this re - appearance of inflammation , accordingly I ceased the digestive liniment , with the basilicon and oil of turpen- tine , and applied plasters ...
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... continued burning , took place . The pressure was so violent ( says he , ) that I thought I had been struck with the clenched fist , when all the by - standers assured me I was only touched in the gen- tlest manner by the edges of the ...
... continued burning , took place . The pressure was so violent ( says he , ) that I thought I had been struck with the clenched fist , when all the by - standers assured me I was only touched in the gen- tlest manner by the edges of the ...
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