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... ventricular Valves . Lond . , 1861 . ADDISON , Dr. WM . - Changes of Form in the Red Corpuscles of Human Blood . Micros . Journ . , Jan. , p . 20 ; April , p . 81 ; July , p . 166 . DAVY , Dr. JOHN . - On the Blood of the Common ...
... ventricular Valves . Lond . , 1861 . ADDISON , Dr. WM . - Changes of Form in the Red Corpuscles of Human Blood . Micros . Journ . , Jan. , p . 20 ; April , p . 81 ; July , p . 166 . DAVY , Dr. JOHN . - On the Blood of the Common ...
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... ventricle . ( 4 ) The right lung when distended , bears a slight furrow that marks the course of the inferior vena ... ventricular systole at no incon- siderable distance from the walls of Valsalva's sinuses . MALHERBE , Dr ...
... ventricle . ( 4 ) The right lung when distended , bears a slight furrow that marks the course of the inferior vena ... ventricular systole at no incon- siderable distance from the walls of Valsalva's sinuses . MALHERBE , Dr ...
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... ventricle , under the influence of the auricular contraction . ( 4 ) The shock of the heart against the thoracic walls is the consequence of this same contraction , which augments the volume of the ventricles in distending them , and ...
... ventricle , under the influence of the auricular contraction . ( 4 ) The shock of the heart against the thoracic walls is the consequence of this same contraction , which augments the volume of the ventricles in distending them , and ...
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... ventricular systole , and is caused as follows : -Blood having been forcibly driven from the ventricles into the aorta and pulmonary artery , comes into forcible contact with blood in these vessels , which , supported by the semilunar ...
... ventricular systole , and is caused as follows : -Blood having been forcibly driven from the ventricles into the aorta and pulmonary artery , comes into forcible contact with blood in these vessels , which , supported by the semilunar ...
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the ventricular systole the valves are pressed down into the ventricles and lie flat against the inner walls , and the ... ventricle , the latter is empty and con- tracted , with its distal or ven- triculo - arterial valves firmly shut ...
the ventricular systole the valves are pressed down into the ventricles and lie flat against the inner walls , and the ... ventricle , the latter is empty and con- tracted , with its distal or ven- triculo - arterial valves firmly shut ...
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