... c., a concretion ob- structing a lactiferous duct. Mulberry c., calculus resembling a mulberry in color and shape. Prostatic e., one in ... deformity of finger due to constant use of Morse tele- graph key. F .-stall, a cap for ...

... equilibria of living matter. 340p. 8? Lond., 1921. Morse, W. Applied biochemistry. 958p. roy.8? Phila. [1925] ---- ... als Geburtshindernis. Schweiz. med. Wschr., 1932, 62: 1055.— Morse, S. H. The treatment of obstructed labour when caused ...

... the measle may appear in the form of mulberry or grape-like collection of cysts, known as ...

... worm. It feeds on the leaves of the Mulberry, and spins an oval cocoon of a close ... IV 267 Morrhua, II 244 Mygale, I 88 Morse, I 121 My gale, III 173 Moschus, I ...

... he particularly liked any thing, as beans, peas, mulberries, fruit, and particularly onions and nuts, he indi- ... See also Ulloa, Noticias Americanas ; v. 2 ; and Morse's American Geography, v. 1. j Barrow's Southern Africa, ...

... is the uric acid cal- culus ; while the mulberry calculus is productive of the greatest suffering. Their ...

... with a knife, a rough stone of the mulberry kind was taken out. Although the operation was ... but when to the bitter pangs of re- morse for a misdeed are added the pains and ...

... behind it, and several old trees, walnut and mulberry, of thick foliage. I can sit and read ... General Boyd, whose memorial I will enclose. Dr. Morse, of the United States, a warm friend of ...

... with a knife, a rough stone of the mulberry kind was taken out. Although the operation was ... that tin wdll cor- rode, rust, or turn black in a short time, from the action of ...

... this flg. a bichromate one); E, the key (Morse's) in the primary circuit. is so arranged that ... blood-corpuscles to become crenated, and at length mulberry-like. Finally they re- cover their round form ...