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LOCAL INJURIES—DISEASES OF THE EYE.
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3. INJURIES OF THE BACK. „ ALEXANDER SHAW.
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5. INJURIES OF THE NECK. „ HENRY GRAY.
!NJURIES OF THE CHEST. „ ALFRED POLAND.
7. INJURIES OF THE ABDO-
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S. INJURIES OF VIE PELVIS. „ JOHN BIRKEvr.
9. INJURIES OE THE UPPER
EXTREMITY. ~ WM. HENRY PLOWER.
[O. INJURIES OF THE LOWER
EXTREMITY. ~ CARSTEN TIOLTHOUSE
IL DISEASES AND INJURIES
OF THE EYE. „ JAMES DIXON.
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