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Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery
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Acceso en línea: | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5165381/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28996247 |
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author | Ewart, Joseph |
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spelling | pubmed-51653812017-09-12 Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery Ewart, Joseph Ind Med Gaz Cases from Practice Thacker 1870-06-01 /pmc/articles/PMC5165381/ /pubmed/28996247 Text en http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) , which permits non-commercial use and redistribution provided that the original author and source are credited. |
spellingShingle | Cases from Practice Ewart, Joseph Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery |
title | Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery |
title_full | Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery |
title_fullStr | Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery |
title_full_unstemmed | Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery |
title_short | Epithelioma of the Lower Lip, and Chin, Involving the Lower Jaw on the Left Side of the Symphysis; Removal of the Diseased Parts; Formation of a New Lip and Chin; Asphyxia from the Passage of a Clot into the Larynx with Spasm of the Glottis; Impending Death; Tracheotomy; Recovery |
title_sort | epithelioma of the lower lip, and chin, involving the lower jaw on the left side of the symphysis; removal of the diseased parts; formation of a new lip and chin; asphyxia from the passage of a clot into the larynx with spasm of the glottis; impending death; tracheotomy; recovery |
topic | Cases from Practice |
url | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5165381/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28996247 |
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