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ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL
1850
The Lancet
303 was, however, subdued by the careful administration of prussic acid. The patient was, in the meanwhile, allowed good diet; he began to rally under it; the thigh was firmly bandaged, and it gradually diminished in size, so as to come very near its fellow in point of bulk. It is very probable that the pressure applied to the sac contributed to its not refilling; the parietes of the latter became gradually thickened by infiltration of lymph between the sac and the cellular tissue surrounding
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