Consumption; Its Early and Remediable StagesWalton and Maberly, 1862 - 447 páginas |
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... probable that under this descrip- tion he simply indicated the slow emaciation which is the constant characteristic of the disease . He , and others , had noticed the expectoration of calculous concretions in the sputa , and made the ...
... probable that under this descrip- tion he simply indicated the slow emaciation which is the constant characteristic of the disease . He , and others , had noticed the expectoration of calculous concretions in the sputa , and made the ...
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... probable , according to the habits and prevailing constitution of the age , and hence the former practice and views might then have been as little incorrect as ours are now . 16. There has been but little variation in the reme- dies ...
... probable , according to the habits and prevailing constitution of the age , and hence the former practice and views might then have been as little incorrect as ours are now . 16. There has been but little variation in the reme- dies ...
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... probable that this result is partly physical and partly vital , and commonly proceeds to a moderate degree only . It is also to be noted that whilst there is some diminution in the quantity of food , there is no diminu- tion , but often ...
... probable that this result is partly physical and partly vital , and commonly proceeds to a moderate degree only . It is also to be noted that whilst there is some diminution in the quantity of food , there is no diminu- tion , but often ...
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... cases , but it is probable that the average now obtained is not less than occurs in health . SPECIFIC GRAVITY . We do not purpose to enter into a consideration of the quality of the urine evolved in phthisis , but 80 ELIMINATION .
... cases , but it is probable that the average now obtained is not less than occurs in health . SPECIFIC GRAVITY . We do not purpose to enter into a consideration of the quality of the urine evolved in phthisis , but 80 ELIMINATION .
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... probable that no important peculiarity existed in them . We also ascer tained that in 40 per cent . the menses had never appeared , although they had all passed the usual period of the commencement of that function . The same patients ...
... probable that no important peculiarity existed in them . We also ascer tained that in 40 per cent . the menses had never appeared , although they had all passed the usual period of the commencement of that function . The same patients ...
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acid action admitted affirm already amount appear applied attention average become believe blood body cause cells cent changes CHAPTER chest climate cold commonly consider consideration consumption continued daily deposition direction disease doubt early effect elimination evidences exertion existence expansion fact fluid follows former frequently function greater heat Hence importance increase indications induced influence inquiry inspiration instances kind latter less lessened lungs means milk nature necessary nitrogenous observed occurs offer ordinary organs pass patient period persons perspiration pharynx phthisis practice present probable produced progress quantity question rapid reference regarded remain remarks remedy removed respiration season seen shown skin stage stage of phthisis structure summer supply TABLE taken temperature tion tissues treatment true tubercle usually various vary vital weight whilst whole wind winter
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