A Practical treatise on the diseases of the lungsBlanchard, 1851 - 488 pages |
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Page 119
... pulse of the heart . I have only heard this in the left lung , but Dr. Stokes has observed it in both , and even in the poste- rior portion of the right lung , producing a " tick loud enough to reckon the pulse by . " Under all ...
... pulse of the heart . I have only heard this in the left lung , but Dr. Stokes has observed it in both , and even in the poste- rior portion of the right lung , producing a " tick loud enough to reckon the pulse by . " Under all ...
Page 126
... pulse , agrees with the heart's movements ; hence a difficulty ( which is considered in Chapter II . ) in determining on the peri- cardial or really pleural origin of such friction . B. Pleural Pseudo - rhonchi . — In the winter of 1842 ...
... pulse , agrees with the heart's movements ; hence a difficulty ( which is considered in Chapter II . ) in determining on the peri- cardial or really pleural origin of such friction . B. Pleural Pseudo - rhonchi . — In the winter of 1842 ...
Page 153
... pulse is then much more decided at the epigastrium ( especially between the ensiform cartilage and left false ribs ) than in the cardiac region . The common pulmonary cause of this displace- * I have twice , at the Consumption and ...
... pulse is then much more decided at the epigastrium ( especially between the ensiform cartilage and left false ribs ) than in the cardiac region . The common pulmonary cause of this displace- * I have twice , at the Consumption and ...
Page 169
... pulse is above the average of health ; abundant deposition of fat under the cardiac pericardium generally enfeebles the impulse . Increased impulse may be especially perceptible either behind the lower part of the sternum from the ...
... pulse is above the average of health ; abundant deposition of fat under the cardiac pericardium generally enfeebles the impulse . Increased impulse may be especially perceptible either behind the lower part of the sternum from the ...
Page 170
... pulse , were in reality sys- tolic , but too weak to reach the radial arteries . In the normal state , any successive number of impulses are equidistant , and of precisely identical , or very nearly identical , force ; in diseased ...
... pulse , were in reality sys- tolic , but too weak to reach the radial arteries . In the normal state , any successive number of impulses are equidistant , and of precisely identical , or very nearly identical , force ; in diseased ...
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acute ægophony affected amount amphoric aneurism aorta aortic apex appears arterial audible auscultation blood bronchi bronchial bronchitis bronchophony cardiac cartilage cause cavity character chest chronic clavicle clinical co-exist commonly cough crepitant diagnosis diastolic dilatation disease dulness duration dyspnoea emphysema empyema enlarged especially exist expectoration expiration fluid fremitus frequently friction friction-sound Grisolle hæmoptysis heart hepatization hypertrophy impulse increased inflammation inspiration intensity intercostal intercostal spaces interspace Laennec latter left ventricle less lung marked membrane mitral mitral regurgitation morbid murmur natural nipple observed obstruction occasionally occur organ orifice patient percussion percussion-sound pericardial pericardium phthisis physical signs pitch pleura pleurisy pleuritic effusion pneumonia pneumothorax position præcordial pressure produced pulmonary pulsation pulse rare region regurgitation respiration respiratory rhonchus rhythm ribs second sound side slight sometimes sternum stethoscope surface symptoms systolic thorax tion tissue trachea tricuspid tuberculous tubes tubular tumour valves valvular variety vessel vocal resonance walls
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