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NOTES ON THE ARREST OF HEPATIC HEMORRHAGE DUE TO TRAUMA
Annals of Surgery · 1908 · Vol. 48(4) · pp. 541–549
J. HOGARTH PRINGLE✉(Glasgow Royal Infirmary)
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Lecturer on Surgery in Queen'xfififirlnggl'tegc.Surgeon to the Glasgow RUPTURE of the liver is fortunately an accident not often met with, but one which, when it is seen, may be associated with a condition of the patient as serious as any one can meet with in surgical practice.\Vhile small lacerations of the liver substance may be, and, no doubt are, recovered
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