… 1940] COSBIE: CAPCINOMA OF THE VULVA … BY WG CoSBIE … COSBIE, WG AND
HENDERSON, DN: Carcinoma of the body of the uterus, J. Obst. & Gyn. …

… COSBIE, WG … Articles in PubMed by WG COSBIE … Other articles in this journal by
WG COSBIE …

Dr. 7aneway was truly a pioneer in radiotherapy when he began his great work in 1910, and
his numerous achievements in the short period of ii years, plagued by ill health that would …

Forty seven patients were nulliparous. This is an incideńce of 9%. However, only eight of
these women had never been pregnant so that the nongravid inci-dence is only 1.5%. This …

FOR the past seven years an organized group representing the Departments of Gynaecology
and of Radiology in the Toronto General Hospital has undertaken the joint study and …

CONCLUSION In the treatment of biliary tract disease the co-operation of physician, hematologist,
biochemist and surgeon is required. The available evidence all supports the point of …

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1930, 7: 99. 2. WILSON, WV. E.: Intrathecal nerve rootlet block; some contributions; a new …

… WG Cosbl-, MB Waring Gerald Cosbie was just a "young public … Although Cosbie's private
cases confined in the Burnside Hos… Cosbie's particular bour. concern was that maternal care …

4S a general rule, the problems of the causation and prevention of maternal morbidity and
mortality so overshadow the question of the loss of foetal and infant life, in the eyes of the …

THE effort to increase the cure rate of cancer is a slow, uphill struggle. Improvementsin
surgery and radiotherapy are showing only modest results. All authorities agree that, broadly …