 I must tell you, in limine," he writes, " that it is far more dangerous to diminish or withdraw alcohol than to give too much" (p. 484). Again — " I cannot too strongly impress upon you that, to do good with stimulants, you must use them early, with...  Glasgow Medical Journal - Página 231869Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Robert Bentley Todd - 1860 - 364 páginas
...saving life under all forms of acute disease, and I can say with truth, from a large experience, that the harm which they do (in disease) is grossly and...always due to the slovenly administration of them. The opponents of their use argue from their outrageous abuse in health, against their careful and scientific... | |
 | 1860 - 564 páginas
...has been done in this case; delirium is kept off by it." Finally, of stimulants it is averred that the harm which they do (in disease) is grossly and...always due to the slovenly administration of them. These are bold statements, which we must leave to the individual experience of our readers. The ninth... | |
 | 1860 - 392 páginas
...saving life under all forms of acute disease, and I can say with truth, from a large experience, that the harm which they do (in disease) is grossly and...always due to the slovenly administration of them. The opponents of their use argue, from their outrageous abuse in health, against their careful and... | |
 | 1869 - 622 páginas
...vacillating course, and to allow their patients to die from exhaustion." "I must tell you, in limine," he writes, " that it is far more dangerous to diminish...alcoholic liquors in acute disease so necessary ? Are the dangersof their injudicious use to be found always, and alone, on the fide of umfcr'Stimulation ? To... | |
 | 1869 - 458 páginas
..."that is far more dangerous to diminish or withdraw alcohol than to give too much" (p. 484). Again—"I cannot too strongly impress upon you that, to do good...undoubting conviction. But are they well founded in fact 1 Is the large use of the stronger alcoholic liquors in acute disease so necessary? Are the dangers... | |
 | Thomas Pretious Heslop - 1872 - 52 páginas
...has been done in this case ; delirium is kept off by it." Finally, of stimulants it is averred that the harm which they do (in disease) is grossly and...unfairly exaggerated, and always due to the slovenly admin* In reference to the morbid principles causing disease, M. Claude Bernard declares, that "in... | |
 | Sir William Tennant Gairdner - 1889 - 456 páginas
...vacillating course, and to allow their patients to die from exhaustion." " I must tell you, in limine," he writes, " that it is far more dangerous to diminish...conviction. But are they well founded in fact ? Is this large use of the stronger alcoholic liquors in acute disease so necessary ? Are the dangers of... | |
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