New York Medical Journal, Volumen1Miller & Matthews, 1865 |
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Página 202 - ... or correct irregularities in their function, and thus lessen the amount of blood in the brain. 2d. Those which directly, either mechanically or through a specific effect upon the circulatory organs, produce a similar effect. Under the first head are embraced many agencies which from time immemorial...