1927
DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1927.04130130123009
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The Treatment of Erysipelas With Blood Transfusion

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“…An orchidopexy had been performed in two unilateral cases, one in the fourteenth and one in the fifteenth year, the testis in each case being smaller on the side operated on. Of the persisting cases, five were bilateral (two boys aged 10, one boy aged 11 and two boys aged 12) and two were unilateral (one boy aged 10 and one aged 12). This report shows an experience quite similar to mine, except as to the distribution of right sided, left sided and bilateral cases.…”
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How this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…An orchidopexy had been performed in two unilateral cases, one in the fourteenth and one in the fifteenth year, the testis in each case being smaller on the side operated on. Of the persisting cases, five were bilateral (two boys aged 10, one boy aged 11 and two boys aged 12) and two were unilateral (one boy aged 10 and one aged 12). This report shows an experience quite similar to mine, except as to the distribution of right sided, left sided and bilateral cases.…”
Section: Spontaneous Late Descent Of
mentioning
confidence: 99%