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CANCER OF THE ORAL CAVITY, JAWS AND THROAT
1918
Journal of the American Medical Association
for fifteen minutes. The right side of the head and face was badly cut and three ribs were broken, but his chief complaint was pain in the back of the neck. He was unable to turn his head in any direction on account of the pain in the neck. He was taken to a hospital, where he was told that his neck was sprained. He was twelve days in bed, being treated for the fractured ribs and other injuries, though his chief complaint was pain in the neck. No roentgenogram was taken at this time. Three
doi:10.1001/jama.1918.02600430011004
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