text_original: If the area of dulness in the axillary line diminishes notably the case is probably liver abscess. Godlee has shown that pleural effusions do not, as used to be taught, gravitate with changes of position ; an enlarged liver does.
text_transcription: IF THE AREA OF DULNESS IN THE AXILLARY LINE DIMINISHES NOTABLY THE CASE IS PROBABLY LIVER ABSCESS GODLY HAS SHOWN THAT PLURAL EFFUSIONS DO NOT AS USED TO BE TAUGHT GRAVITATE WITH CHANGES OF POSITION AND ENLARGED LIVER DOES
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