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Page 320 - that his introduction to the parties was in the course of his profession, and in that way he came to the knowledge of it. If a surgeon was voluntarily to reveal these secrets, to be sure he would be guilty of a breach of honour and of great indiscretion ; but to give that information in a
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Page 220 - hours. The next morning there was so little discharge that it was felt safe to remove the drainage tube. The wound healed by first intention and the sutures were removed on the seventh day. After the first day the temperature and pulse were perfectly normal, and recovery was uninterrupted. The patient is now