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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... received the able assistance of Dr. Alexander Henry and Mr. Wentworth Scott ; and I can never forget or overestimate their un- wearied and efficient services . The former in literary matters , the latter in experimental , have lent me ...
... received the able assistance of Dr. Alexander Henry and Mr. Wentworth Scott ; and I can never forget or overestimate their un- wearied and efficient services . The former in literary matters , the latter in experimental , have lent me ...
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... received , in after days , by the discoverer of the circulation of the blood himself . I need scarcely repeat the well known fact , that the fallacy of this hypothesis was satisfactorily dis- posed of by Hewson , who proved , indeed ...
... received , in after days , by the discoverer of the circulation of the blood himself . I need scarcely repeat the well known fact , that the fallacy of this hypothesis was satisfactorily dis- posed of by Hewson , who proved , indeed ...
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... received by succeeding physiolo- gists , who have shewn that blood , effused into serous cavities or cellular structures , does sometimes coagulate , though not exposed to the air ; and that even in the veins themselves , this change ...
... received by succeeding physiolo- gists , who have shewn that blood , effused into serous cavities or cellular structures , does sometimes coagulate , though not exposed to the air ; and that even in the veins themselves , this change ...
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... received makes a great difference in the time of coagulation ; i . e . , that coagulation is retarded if the blood is received into a tall and narrow vessel ; but that the reverse obtains if it is received into a wide and shallow vessel ...
... received makes a great difference in the time of coagulation ; i . e . , that coagulation is retarded if the blood is received into a tall and narrow vessel ; but that the reverse obtains if it is received into a wide and shallow vessel ...
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... received with confidence ; for , although the ancient philosophers took an opposite view , their opinions are here of no weight , since their arguments were based on a general and vague inference , while the modern view rests firmly on ...
... received with confidence ; for , although the ancient philosophers took an opposite view , their opinions are here of no weight , since their arguments were based on a general and vague inference , while the modern view rests firmly on ...
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