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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL IDEAL IN THE ARTIFICIAL FEEDING OF INFANTS
1911
The Lancet
12 -such as the presence of creatin-which accompany this condition. For even if the causal connexion between acidosis and diabetic coma is accepted, there can be but little doubt that the acidosis as such, accompanying fever, gastro-enteritis, delayed chloroform poisoning, and cyclic vomiting, and many other: conditions, is never of symptomatic significance. In other words, the term acidintoxication, in the real sense of the word, applied to these conditions is a misnomer. The quantities of
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