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Chronic Encephalitis
AbstractIn major epidemics of encephalitis lethargica it is estimated that about 25 per cent of the patients recover completely without sequelae.1...
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The Present Status of Castration for Carcinoma of the Prostate
AbstractThe treatment of carcinoma of the prostate has long been considered a major problem in the practice of urology. Resection of the gland by...
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The Diagnosis and Treatment of Cardiac Emergencies
AbstractSituations in which the prompt institution of proper treatment may be directly responsible for the saving of life probably are encountered...
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Special Lenses for the Poor-Sighted
AbstractContact Lenses. Many persons on the borderline of economic blindness can be helped by the use of special lenses. Keratoconus is one...
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Unusual Tumors Simulating Protrusion of the Intervertebral Disc
AbstractIn any of the various branches of medicine and surgery it is of basic importance to diagnose a given condition as accurately as possible...
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Benign Gastric Tumor
AbstractBenign tumors of the stomach are of relatively uncommon occurrence in our experience, as well as upon the basis of reports in the...
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Broncholithiasis
AbstractIn patients presenting the symptoms and physical findings of partial to complete bronchial obstruction, a broncholith should be considered...
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Fibromas of the Ovary Simulating Malignant Tumors
AbstractFibromas of the ovary are benign tumors, their removal is attended by little risk, and the operation is followed by complete and permanent...
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Brucellosis
AbstractNot only the treatment but also the diagnosis of undulant fever are far from being satisfactory, although many types of therapy are being...
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Transposition of the Anus
AbstractThe case which is herewith reported was that of a girl, aged 4½, who was first seen in September, 1939 with a chief complaint of...