Hospital Cleanings

Abstract

tsymtyXd&ree.bows ntstnle hildhd extracte It wa quite impossble to make any correct nscultatozr diagnosis of the condition of the chest during life, as any attempts to do so frightened and distubed the child much. erew considerable dulness over the right side on peron; and the respiration at times was much lie that of a person suffering from pleuriy. For some t'ih previousy to death, the symptoms were those of humorrhagic uihause