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Recent Progress in Ophthalmology
1898
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
without deformity, without lameness and in excellent condition. Under strict aseptic precautions, given a young, healthy patient of good habits, I do not think I should hesitate a moment in deciding to operate. With operation the results are better, convalescence speedier, patient more comfortable ; and the surgeon is saved from much condemnation. March 25, 1896, Mr. W. C. T., twenty-seven years old, a clerk in Boston, was sent to me by Dr. J. 15. Clark, of Medford. The family history was
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