... risk evident to IV drug users is the dynamic of the addict. Addicts are sick. The disease of addiction, the need for the drug override any logical concerns for their safety or the safety of others. Dr. Walsh, you ...

... risk evident to IV drug users is the dynamic of the addict. Addicts are sick. The disease of addiction, the need for the drug override any logical concerns for their safety or the safety of others. Dr. Walsh, you ...

... rare oc- currence in nature, and like all diffuse infiltrations, is attended with no inconsiderable danger to b:>th part and system ; it cannot be imitated, with safety. 404 PRINCIPLES OF SURGERY. Tumours, also, are found ...

... A false diverticulum can scarcely be removed with safety, but, if necessary, Meckel's diverticulum may be excised. In closing the stump, the peritoneal coat should be turned in by Lem- bert's suture. The foregoing methods ...

... and work- manlike-certainly, next to the patient's safety and com- fort, an object to be desired-we may wrap about the limb two strips of plush or velvet, each three or four inches wide-with the nap turned toward the skin-mark- ing thus the upper ...

... extreme gastrectasis. Pulsation Synchronous with the Cardiac Systole.—Dynamic pulsation occurs in neurotic persons. It is seen in the median line and is often violent 90 MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. but neither diffuse nor expansile. The pulsation of abdominal aneurism usually ...

... or until the screw can no longer be turned. If alcohol is used to generate the heat, the cup of the apparatus is of such a size that its contents are consumed by the time the steam blows off from the safety valve, and the molding is completed. If gas ...

... Damage to the cells, disturbance in clotting, and diffuse cerebral damage presumably from multiple small emboli were associated with inadequate flow rates. For these reasons we turned to a screen-type oxygenator with roller pumps, ...

... he Prepared in duplicate, the copy be tug turned over to the Aircraft Accident Board and the original nailed di- rect to Chief of Baval Operations tPLIGBT SAFETY). Hvy Depart- ment, Washington 35, D.C., within ...

... facing a good, large window admitting plenty of diffuse daylight, but not ex- posed to the direct rays of the sun. The eye under inspection should not only be turned successively in various directions, but the optician should ...