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Abstracts of Erasmus Wilson Lectures on Evolution in Pathology
1886
BMJ (Clinical Research Edition)
what persistent purulent discharge. The hearing then became normal, and it has since remained perfect in both ears. CASE II.-My next case of double exostosis, sent to consult me by Dr. Symes Thompson, was that of a naval gentleman, Mr. A. S., aged 31, who, like the preceding and my two next cases, had been accustomed to regular sea-bathing. He had suffered from earache from time to time, for as long as he could remember. It was in 1866 that he first found himself growing deaf, and, after some
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