The cause of the coagulation of the blood, Astley Cooper prize essay for 1856, with additional observations and experiments: and with an appendix |
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... minutes , that in the second in four minutes , and that in the vessel at 60 ° but slightly in seven minutes . " In another experiment , where a pigeon was treated in the same manner , but without previously reducing its tem- perature ...
... minutes , that in the second in four minutes , and that in the vessel at 60 ° but slightly in seven minutes . " In another experiment , where a pigeon was treated in the same manner , but without previously reducing its tem- perature ...
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... minutes had taken place . The animal was then quite insensible to pain . He was retained in the fumes for five minutes longer . The respirations were now reduced to ten per minute ; the heart - beats were sixty . A portion of the fumes ...
... minutes had taken place . The animal was then quite insensible to pain . He was retained in the fumes for five minutes longer . The respirations were now reduced to ten per minute ; the heart - beats were sixty . A portion of the fumes ...
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... minutes past two . At ten minutes before three there were evident signs of rigor mortis ; which , not- withstanding that the animal was handled in order to ascertain in what succession the muscles became rigid , went on increasing to ...
... minutes past two . At ten minutes before three there were evident signs of rigor mortis ; which , not- withstanding that the animal was handled in order to ascertain in what succession the muscles became rigid , went on increasing to ...
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... minutes quietly ; then , as if she had received a sudden alarm or blow , she in a moment became startled . The breathing ran up so rapidly that it could hardly be counted ; and the tongue became unnaturally red . Ten minutes later she ...
... minutes quietly ; then , as if she had received a sudden alarm or blow , she in a moment became startled . The breathing ran up so rapidly that it could hardly be counted ; and the tongue became unnaturally red . Ten minutes later she ...
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... minutes , with twitchings of the limbs and attempts to vomit . The twitchings soon passed into convulsions , with partial opisthotonos . There was no coma . At the end of twenty minutes the heart had ceased to beat ; the breath- ing ...
... minutes , with twitchings of the limbs and attempts to vomit . The twitchings soon passed into convulsions , with partial opisthotonos . There was no coma . At the end of twenty minutes the heart had ceased to beat ; the breath- ing ...
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