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On wards--and this was very important-- another
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innovation of the Paris School was
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that the symptoms observed on the ward,
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after the patient died--if the patient died,
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and very many did--were correlated with the
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lesions in organs and tissues seen in post-mortem examination.
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So, an important part of Paris
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then was the linking of medicine with pathology,
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a physical examination with post-mortem autopsies.
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There came to be another word
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then associated with Paris
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a couple of words: localism,