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Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 17
transverse diameter of the thorax. \ to that of the femur. i Tcr'tical 1., the relation of the height to the length = of the skull, the latter being represented by i oo height XIOO the volume of the red cells. zygomatic and the auricular diameters of the skull. a method of extraction of a cataract in the capsule by expre ion, devised by Lt. Col. Henry Smith of Jelltmdur, Punjab, India; (2) rhinoplasty by means of 1 Used by drinking in certain dropsical affections and ill diseases of the urinary apparatus. eate-carbonated-sulphureted waters. Used by drinkinig in various disorders. Watei s contain salts of magnesium, sodium, lithium, calcium, pota ium, silicon sulphuric,.hydrochloric, and carbonic acids. Used by drinking and bathing in gout, rheumatism, hemiplegia, eczema, renal and bladder affections. a yellowish or colorle syrupy glucoside, CjgHsi-, NO17. 2. Indoxyl ' siilphate, C,H(,NSOaOH, a ^ substance found in,the sweat and in variable
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