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Asphyxia from Carbonic Acid Gas
1852
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Was called Oct. 28th, hastily, to vist Miss E. S., a young lady of 17 years, who resided not more than 40 rods distant from my office. Found the room filled with neighbors, the windows raised, doors open, a vessel of burning charcoal in the room, and the patient insensible, breathless and pulseless. I immediately applied my ear to the chest, but could not detect any sound over the region of the heart or from the lungs ; eyes partly closed, lips colorless, countenance cadaverous. In answer to my
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