A Manual of the practice of medicineBlanchard & Lea, 1856 - 607 pages |
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... reason , it is greater when applied by drafts or currents of air , or by wet clothes , which rapidly carry off the heat of the body . Though , as Dr. Alison adds , " in the circumstance of moisture , and , perhaps , other occasional ...
... reason , it is greater when applied by drafts or currents of air , or by wet clothes , which rapidly carry off the heat of the body . Though , as Dr. Alison adds , " in the circumstance of moisture , and , perhaps , other occasional ...
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... reason for be- lieving that , besides being propagated to them , morbid changes may commence in the nervous fibrils themselves , these changes producing in their turn , alterations in the circulation and nutrition of the nervous centres ...
... reason for be- lieving that , besides being propagated to them , morbid changes may commence in the nervous fibrils themselves , these changes producing in their turn , alterations in the circulation and nutrition of the nervous centres ...
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... reason to believe , from the minute branches of the portal vein , by means of the hepatic cells , and consequently an inquination of the blood , by these substances , must ensue , if the function of the liver be suspended , or the ...
... reason to believe , from the minute branches of the portal vein , by means of the hepatic cells , and consequently an inquination of the blood , by these substances , must ensue , if the function of the liver be suspended , or the ...
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... reason , not only from the considerations already adduced , but from the evidence afforded by inspection after death , for knowing that the internal organs are equally liable to the different forms of congestion . The part thus affected ...
... reason , not only from the considerations already adduced , but from the evidence afforded by inspection after death , for knowing that the internal organs are equally liable to the different forms of congestion . The part thus affected ...
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... reason of this may be that , by abstracting blood from a vein , or a branch of an artery , we diminish , though only for a time , the volume of the blood in the larger vessels , and at the same time depress the action of the heart ...
... reason of this may be that , by abstracting blood from a vein , or a branch of an artery , we diminish , though only for a time , the volume of the blood in the larger vessels , and at the same time depress the action of the heart ...
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