On diseases of the stomachHardwicke, 1866 - 258 pages |
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Page 62
... pass by . It seems , that as the pulmonary disease advances and disorganisation takes place , this condition of irrita- bility is lessened , although we too often find that the paroxysms of cough are productive of violent vomiting . At ...
... pass by . It seems , that as the pulmonary disease advances and disorganisation takes place , this condition of irrita- bility is lessened , although we too often find that the paroxysms of cough are productive of violent vomiting . At ...
Page 66
... passes into the duodenum . As it extends along the small and large intestine the depth of the colour is increased , and at last it is discharged as a pitchy liquid stool , constituting melæna . Sometimes this black evacuation or melana ...
... passes into the duodenum . As it extends along the small and large intestine the depth of the colour is increased , and at last it is discharged as a pitchy liquid stool , constituting melæna . Sometimes this black evacuation or melana ...
Page 74
... passes from the duodenum or colon or some communicating abscess . 6. It may be produced by sloughing growth in the stomach . Ordinary food contains some atmospheric air incorpo- rated with it , and in the act of deglutition some air is ...
... passes from the duodenum or colon or some communicating abscess . 6. It may be produced by sloughing growth in the stomach . Ordinary food contains some atmospheric air incorpo- rated with it , and in the act of deglutition some air is ...
Page 75
... pass for an hour or two beyond the accustomed period of refreshment is with some , certainly followed by this symptom of fulness , if not of severe pain . Again , fermentation does not explain those instances in which from nervous ...
... pass for an hour or two beyond the accustomed period of refreshment is with some , certainly followed by this symptom of fulness , if not of severe pain . Again , fermentation does not explain those instances in which from nervous ...
Page 90
... which still further interfere with sound digestion . Having made these brief remarks as to the general treatment , we pass on to those measures which directly affect the stomach . CHAPTER V. ON THE REMEDIES FOR INDIGESTION , AND THEIR.
... which still further interfere with sound digestion . Having made these brief remarks as to the general treatment , we pass on to those measures which directly affect the stomach . CHAPTER V. ON THE REMEDIES FOR INDIGESTION , AND THEIR.
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