SUPPURATIVE GINGIVITIS WITH ALVEOLAR INVOLVEMENT

Arthur Zentler

Journal of the American Medical Association · 1918 · 27 citations · 0 references

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best of the world's work has been done by subjects of status lymphaticus, but in the military field that work must have been fortunately adapted to the physical defects of the worker.Therefore, it seems not neces¬ sary for the clinician to condemn every subject show¬ ing status lymphaticus, but rather to find the subject's proper place in the military organization.Speculation which seems legitimate suggests several topics of research that may be profitable from the clinical side.No surgeon can afford to ignore the importance of status lymphaticus in the choice and administration of anesthetics.The employment of injections of alien proteins and of arsphenamin should be undertaken with caution in subjects of status lymphaticus.