 Journ.,' vol. iv, p. 6). Apis is reported to act well in American epidemics : I have myself given it occasionally without manifest effect. Apocynum and Colchicum, also, are medicines that have been suggested, — on grounds more or less theoretical. I...  The London Medical and Surgical Journal - Page 391834Full view - About this book
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...inflammation of the stomach and duodenum. During the epidemic of 1837, we had in the Meath Hospital a great many cases, which bore a striking resemblance to the...was intense inflammation of the digestive surface. — Ibid. — Ibid. 13. On Inflammation of the Jejunum. By WILLIAM STOKES, M. D — We know very little... | |
 | James Copland - 1845 - 492 pages
...two of the best American writers on yellow ferer, that, of the numerous bodies they ez am i nril . there were scarcely any in which the jaundice was...found in connexion with liver disease, but that in all cuses there waa iutense inflammation of the digestive surface." — Ltctwtl, 1834.] the praecordia... | |
 | Auguste Théodore Vidal - 1854 - 548 pages
...testicles, and when both are involved. The second variety in this respect, is more grave than the first. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of the prognosis of the disease. Diagnosis. — The diagnosis may be greatly simplified by observing the... | |
 | Medicine - 1857 - 552 pages
...disturbed by any imprudence or accidental illness, there is a copious formation of pus in the bladder. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of medicines separately ; now I mention it merely as an accessible instance to show you how all-important... | |
 | Thomas King Chambers - Clinical medicine - 1866 - 720 pages
...disturbed by any imprudence or accidental illness, there is a copious formation of pus in the bladder. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of inedicines separately ; now I mention it merely as an accessible instance to show you how all-important... | |
 | Richard Hughes - Homeopathy - 1869 - 610 pages
...and Colchicum, also, are medicines that have been suggested, — on grounds more or less theoretical. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of renal disease. I may dismiss briefly the other sequelae of scarlatina. The engorgement of the glands... | |
 | Charles McCarthy - 1868 - 222 pages
...doubt that the Essenians and Therapenbe, were Jewish, not Christian monks, as held by many historians. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of Moutt'aucou. (1) Hebrew vii. 19. was expiring in Bacchanalian orgies ; obedience, in the midst of a... | |
 | Charles McCarthy - 1868 - 222 pages
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 | Richard Hughes - 1869 - 564 pages
...and Colchicum, also, are medicines that have been suggested, — on grounds more or less theoretical. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of renal disease. I may dismiss briefly the other sequels of scarlatina. The engorgement of the glands... | |
 | Richard Hughes - Homeopathy - 1877 - 768 pages
...and Hepar sulphuris also are medicines that have been suggested, on grounds more or less theoretical. I shall return to this subject when I come to speak of renal disease. I may dismiss briefly the* other sequelae of scarlatina. The sore and bleeding nose,... | |
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