Electrosurgical obliteration of gall bladder without drainage: As a means of reducing mortality (Report of 201 consecutive unselected cases)

Max Thorek

doi:10.1016/S0002-9610(36)90102-2

Rapid Communication| Volume 32, ISSUE 3, P438, June 1936

Electrosurgical obliteration of gall bladder without drainage

As a means of reducing mortality (Report of 201 consecutive unselected cases)

Max Thorek, M.D.
Max Thorek
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Cook County Graduate School of Medicine Chicago, Ill., USA
American Hospital of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., USA
Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Ill., USA
Municipal Tuberculosis Sanitarium, etc. Chicago, Ill., USA
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1 From the author's surgical services at the Cook County and American Hospitals and Cook County Graduate School of Medicine, Chicago, Ill.

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