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ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Lacerated Wound of the Thigh and Leg; Subsequent Ulceration of the Popliteal Artery; H�morrhage; Transfusion; Deligation of the Femoral Artery; Amputation; Second Transfusion. Death. Autopsy. (Under the care of Mr. SIMON.)

1851 The Lancet  

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"ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Lacerated Wound of the Thigh and Leg; Subsequent Ulceration of the Popliteal Artery; H�morrhage; Transfusion; Deligation of the Femoral Artery; Amputation; Second Transfusion. Death. Autopsy. (Under the care of Mr. SIMON.)." The Lancet 57.1444 (1851) 481-482