In the first section of the book, the authors present physical methods of diagnosis, training the reader to interpret signs and symptoms through the eye, the ear, and the sense of touch GAMBLE CABOT CARDIAC DIAGNOSES PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Advertisement by Columbia Phonograph Company, Inc., for the Gamble-Cabot heart sounds record set Journal of the American Medical Association December 1, 1928 These nine phonograph records, representing one of the greatest, as well as n e of the most remarkable contributions to medical science, are now available for study and use in your own office or home These phonograph records bring to the busy physician a perfected method of reproducing heart sounds, enabling him to listen to them in his own study, and , as he listens, read the diagnosis in each case from the pamphlet enclosed with the original set of records, thus increasing his knowledge of the diagnoses of cardiac diseases
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Full text: Politis, C., Schoenaers, J., Jacobs, R., & Agbaje, J
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