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This diagnostic puncture must always be carrie out on both sides . Treatment . In
some patients , repeated bilateral aspir : tion for several weeks may be sufficient
to allow for brai expansion and for complete disappearance and organ zation of ...
This diagnostic puncture must always be carrie out on both sides . Treatment . In
some patients , repeated bilateral aspir : tion for several weeks may be sufficient
to allow for brai expansion and for complete disappearance and organ zation of ...
Page 112
Indirect injuries , such as falling from a distance or diving into shallow water , may
produce a fracture dislocation of the spine which reduces itself but the spinal cord
damage may be complete and irreversible . If the injury results in articular ...
Indirect injuries , such as falling from a distance or diving into shallow water , may
produce a fracture dislocation of the spine which reduces itself but the spinal cord
damage may be complete and irreversible . If the injury results in articular ...
Page 122
Symptoms may last only several hours or a few days and then be followed by
complete recovery , or the patient may enter the paralytic stage of the disease . 2.
Paralytic . This stage usually presents an acutely ill patient with severe headache
...
Symptoms may last only several hours or a few days and then be followed by
complete recovery , or the patient may enter the paralytic stage of the disease . 2.
Paralytic . This stage usually presents an acutely ill patient with severe headache
...
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