Engraved or incised decoration is exceedingly rare, and practically confined to provincial wares, which sometimes have incisions or undulations made over the surface with the fingernail in the moist clay.
Some individuals are refractory to vaccination, but complete insusceptibility is exceedingly rare.
He is inclined to think, therefore, that such failure is exceedingly rare.
Suppuration may occur, but it is an exceedingly rare event.
Almost exclusively a disease of childhood, gangrenous stomatitis is exceedingly rarein private practice, and very infrequent at the present day even in hospital and dispensary practice.
The escape of brain matter from the ear is exceedingly rare.
Complete or partial absence of the tongue is exceedingly rare.
Peacock found the proportion of cardiac complications in rheumatism to range from 16 to 40 per cent.
The Sternum is sometimes fractured, or, in young persons, the bones composing it disjoined; but the occurrence is exceedingly rare.
The distortion, which is almost always congenital, is exceedingly rare.
It is an exceedingly rare condition, the exact nature of which is still obscure.
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