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The question considered : is it justifiable to administer chloroform in surgical operations, after its having already proved suddenly fatal in upwards of fifty cases, when pain can be safely prevented, without loss of consciousness, by momentary benumbing cold?

Name: The question considered : is it justifiable to administer chloroform in surgical operations, after its having already proved suddenly fatal in upwards of fifty cases, when pain can be safely prevented, without loss of consciousness, by momentary benumbing cold?
Author: Arnott, James (James Moncrieff), 1794-1885

by Arnott, James (James Moncrieff), 1794-1885 1854G General

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A digitised book or periodical from a research library. Written or issued by Arnott, James (James Moncrieff), 1794-1885. Published 1854. London : John Churchill. Catalogued under: Analgesia; Cryotherapy; Cold -- Therapeutic use.

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