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(Chest. 1937;3:12-14.)
© 1937 American College of Chest Physicians

The Ambulatory Cough of Short Duration

JEROME R. HEAD M.D.1

1 Chicago, Illinois

If the present discussion has been very elementary, it is none the less important If you remember nothing of it save that early tuberculosis produces no physical signs and can be recognized only by the x-ray, you will have learned enough for one day. And if you happen to keep it in your mind that what the patient calls a cold may not be a cold, that also will be to your advantage.






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