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ON HOSPITALS: THEIR MANAGEMENT, CONSTRUCTION, AND ARRANGEMENTS IN RELATION TO THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF DISEASE, WITH REMARKS ON THE ORGANISATION OF MEDICAL RELIEF IN THE METROPOLIS
1881
The Lancet
by substituting for the first word. You will surely find it a part of wisdom to make much of the stomach, and sedulously to avoid giving it offence. In Case 2 digitalis and opium and the expectorants served us well, and so, also, I think, did small doses of calomel three times a day. In Case 3 I am much disposed to think opium should have been used more freely. Judiciously employed, it certainly sustains failing nerve-power. The bedsore in Case 1, which threatened at one time to perforate the
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