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A Lecture on the Tubercle-Bacillus and Phthisis
1883
BMJ (Clinical Research Edition)
Feb. 3,1883.] THI BIZSH MADCAL JOURNAL. 198 doctors, except the last who had been consulted about him, that the patient was a man of naturally delicate constitution, that he needed constant keeping up, and that his chances of life were in direct proportion to the amount of support that he could take. Accordingly, he was taking food and wine every second hour, hadl iron, quinine and strychnia three times daily, and, being increasingly thirsty, he drank milk and soda-water without much regard to
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