The bloodless phlebotomist. Vol. 2, no. 1, January 1906 / The Denver Chemical Mfg. Co.

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1906
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    JANUARY i906 NO. 1 Original Articles APPENDICITIS AS AN INFECTIVE INFLAMMATION By Prof. Robert T. Morris, A.M., M.D., of New York THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS | By H. Edwin Lewis, M.D., of New York | PHAGEDENIC ULCER By J. Bonnefin, M.R.C.S., of Leytonstone, Eng. applied thick and hot, is of marked benefit in PLEURISY either tubercular or otherwise. An alleviation of symptoms may be expected IMMEDIATELY upon application. The pain is promptly relieved, cough becomes less distressing, the chills often disappear, while the pulse, evening temperature and general condition are usually greatly improved. These gratifying results can be largely ascribed to the vaso- motor stimulation of Antiphlogistine, which increases the ability of the visceral vessels to absorb and remove the inter- stitial fluid accumulation and convey nourishment to the debilitated cells through re-established circulation. Antiphlogistine offers ideal treatment in the prevention of recurrent attacks. THE DENVER CHEMICAL MEG. Co. iol NEW YORK | peak SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL
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