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abscess acid acute affected anasarca anatomy animals apoplexy appearance becomes blood body Bouchut brain bronchi bronchitis cachectic cardiac cause cavity cells cerebral character child chronic coagulation consequence considerable constitute contained cure cutaneous death deposit disease doses Dropsy effusion eruption erysipelas especially existence fact fatal fever fibres fibrine fluid frequently gangrene glands hæmorrhage heart hydrocephalus inflammation inflammatory influence intestinal irritation leeches lesion less liver lungs malady matter morbid mucous membrane nature nerves nervous system notice observed occurs opinion organ pain pathological patient peculiar pericarditis pericardium phthisis physician Physiology pleurisy pneumonia practice practitioners present produced prussic acid pulmonary quantity ramollissement rare readers remarks remedy respiration result Rheumatism Rilliet scarlatina secretion skin small-pox sometimes spinal spleen structure substance suppuration surface symptoms syphilitic teeth Thymus tion tissue treatment tubercle tubercular tumour ulceration usually vaccination variola vesicles vessels viscus
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