Meanings
- datednot comparablemedicineCausing a wound.
Many writers, it seems to me erroneously, describe intracranial lesions situated at the pole of the cranial sphenoid opposite to the point of impact of the vulnerant body, as rather out of the ordinarily expected result […]
1906, International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
Origin
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