 the brain or spinal cord it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt, and if the symptoms subside rapidly under inunctions of mercury and large doses of iodide of potash, the conclusion that the tumor was a gumma is justifiable. The prognosis...  The Eclectic Medical Journal - Strana 2901907Úplné zobrazení - Podrobnosti o knize
 | Sir John Russell Reynolds - 1879 - 1094 str.
...suspicions, and which, nevertheless, have yielded to appropriate treatment. Whenever uncertainty exists it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt, so that the necessary methods of cure for the simpler affection, if such it turn out to be, are not... | |
 | Sir John Russell Reynolds - 1879 - 1132 str.
...suspicions, and which, nevertheless, have yielded to appropriate treatment. Whenever uncertainty exists it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt, so that the necessary methods of cure for the simpler affection, if such it turn out to be, are not... | |
 | Thomas Bryant - 1881 - 1026 str.
...precautions ; for though we may not all believe in Mr. Lister's method us a necessity in abdominal surgery, it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt. ABSCESS OF THE LIVER. Hepatic abscess is occasionally brought to the notice of the surgeon, and should... | |
 | 1887 - 606 str.
...suggestions: Many of these almost purely local conditions suggest a doubt as to their specific nature. It is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt, and to treat urgently all suspicious-looking exudations upon the surface of the respiratory tract. Practically... | |
 | American Pediatric Society - 1891 - 238 str.
...the disease comes on in the first few months it is of the syphilitic variety. Should any doubt exist, it is well to give the patient the benefit of the , doubt, and place the child on the antisyphilitic treatment, and thus the treatment would also aid in clearing... | |
 | William Lincoln Ballenger - 1900 - 570 str.
...the presence or absence of the Klebs-Loffler bacillus does not afford a positive means of diagnosis, it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt and treat him as for diphtheria. Bacteriologic examination of the secretion and fragments of the membrane... | |
 | Moses Allen Starr - 1903 - 818 str.
...it is not possible to determine that the tumor is syphilitic in origin. But in any case of tumor in the brain or spinal cord it is well to give the patient...the majority of cases, though relapses are frequent. 708 SYPHILIS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 4. Syphilitic deposits in the brain itself may be of the nature... | |
 | Moses Allen Starr - 1904 - 206 str.
...that of brain tumor, but resembles it in all other respects and may be associated with optic neuritis. The symptoms subside rapidly under inunctions of mercury and large doses of iodide of potash, and hence prognosis is good in the majority of cases, though relapses are frequent. 4th. Syphilitic... | |
 | 1904 - 912 str.
...where the question involved is one as to whether or not surgical interference should be undertaken, it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt. II. As A THERAPEUTIC MEASURE. In 1891 Quincke, 1 after extensive experimentation on dogs and rabbits,... | |
 | 1911 - 448 str.
...true of metastasis by way of the lymphatics, but we cannot always know when that has taken place, and it is well to give the patient the benefit of the doubt, as with our present methods all patients not operated on die. In the great majority of cases, the extension... | |
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