1935
DOI: 10.1038/135469b0
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“…Table III shows the incidence of post-operative pulmonary morbidity in patients undergoing operations in the upper abdomen. These are compared in column 3 against the tigLres given by three observers, King (1933) and Camnpbell and Gordon (1942) using varioLus types of anaesthesia for similar operations. It is necessary to point out that it has been considered a post-operative complication if a patient develops a colugh with any physical signs, or suffers aggravation of an existing chest disease.…”
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“…Table III shows the incidence of post-operative pulmonary morbidity in patients undergoing operations in the upper abdomen. These are compared in column 3 against the tigLres given by three observers, King (1933) and Camnpbell and Gordon (1942) using varioLus types of anaesthesia for similar operations. It is necessary to point out that it has been considered a post-operative complication if a patient develops a colugh with any physical signs, or suffers aggravation of an existing chest disease.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…47 The United Nations Security Council has never clarified exactly what constitutes appropriate and necessary self-defense under the provisions of the Charter. 48 There should, however, be no doubt about the legal ability of the Security Council to address and respond militarily to anything it deems a threat to international peace and security under Chapter VII of the Charter, including internal issues of a sovereign nation. 49 The Security Council is the only body with universal membership empowered by international law to act, with military action if necessary, to deter and defeat threats to international order and prosperity.…”
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