An essay on headachs, and on their cureLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster-Row, 1825 - 252 páginas |
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action acute affections Anatomie apoplexy Aretaeus attended believe Bichât bile blood-letting blood-vessels body bones brain capillaries carotid arteries cause Causis Morborum ceased Celsus Cephalaea Cephalalgia chyle chyme circulation coacervation cold colour compression consequence convulsions costive cranium cure depends digestion dilated diminished disease disorder distended Duodenum dura mater effusion Epist excited Exostosis external faeces fever fluid frequent glottis head Headach heart Hemicrania Hippocrates Hydrocephalus increased inflammation integuments intestines irritation John Hunter Kidneys known liver lungs Medical menstruation morbid Morbor Morgagni de Sedibus mucous membrane muscles Nervorum nervous never occasion of Headach Ovaria pain pair of nerves palsy paroxysm patient perhaps persons Physicians pia mater Predisposition to Headach produced pulse quantity of blood rectum respiration Sauvages says scrophulous Sedibus et Causis sensation side signs sions skin sleep sometimes stomach suppose sympathetic symptoms tion tumours urine Uterus ventricles vessels violent vomiting
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