But the above simple treatment is usually sufficient.
The result of one effectual pack is usually sufficient to convince the poor sufferer that he is being treated in the right way.
Bathing with hot water, not too hot for comfort, for at least an hour each day is usually sufficient.
In the follicular variety, it is usually sufficient to excise a portion of the wall, scrape out the interior, and remove any tooth that may be present.
On the other hand, owing to the lower blood-pressure the outflow goes on more slowly, and the gradually increasing pressure produced by the extravasated blood is usually sufficient to arrest the hæmorrhage before it becomes serious.
The extremely fœtid odour which pervades the room or even the house the patient occupies, is usually sufficient to suggest the diagnosis of cancrum oris.
The recognition of the characteristic elements, with or without caseation, is usually sufficient evidence of the tuberculous nature of any portion of tissue examined for diagnostic purposes.
Fifty to one hundred feet, or sometimes less, is usually sufficient, especially where there is good outlet below.
First, place say forty pounds of lime in a barrel and pour on just water enough to start it slaking nicely--about a gallon to each three or four pounds of lime is usually sufficient.
Bordeaux mixture is used in strengths varying from three to five pounds each of bluestone and lime in fifty gallons of water, but the former is usually sufficient.
The action is usually sufficient in three days, and the parts are then poulticed until the slough comes away, after which a simple dressing is employed.
A strength of current of a half to two milliamperes is usually sufficient; the time necessary for the destruction of the papilla varying from several to thirty seconds.
The use of a firm pressure bandage and the omission of the suture is usually sufficient to prevent this occurring, but the blood-clot may have to be turned out and the bleeding point sought for and ligatured.
If only a single exostosis has been removed the wound surface is small, and it is usually sufficientto puff in some boracic powder and again insert a piece of gauze.
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