Case of Traumatic Empyema of Sixteen Months Standing, with Fistulæ: Treated Successfully

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Case of Traumatic Empyema of Sixteen Months Standing, with Fistulæ: Treated Successfully

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1860; s4-1 doi: 10.1136/bmj.s4-1.160.48 (Published 21 January 1860)

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