The American Medical Intelligencer, Volumen1A. Waldie, 1842 |
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... heard at all , or merely as an indistinct humming or buzzing sound . The strength of the sound thus heard in healthy persons , is greatest between the shoulder - blades and the spines , weaker under the clavicles , and still weaker in ...
... heard at all , or merely as an indistinct humming or buzzing sound . The strength of the sound thus heard in healthy persons , is greatest between the shoulder - blades and the spines , weaker under the clavicles , and still weaker in ...
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... heard . The striking together of two stones under water , when the head is immersed , is distinctly heard , while no sound is audible when it is taken out . On the other hand , the human voice which is formed in the air , is heard ...
... heard . The striking together of two stones under water , when the head is immersed , is distinctly heard , while no sound is audible when it is taken out . On the other hand , the human voice which is formed in the air , is heard ...
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... heard somewhat more distinctly in the sound than in the hepatised lung : but the distinction is so insignificant , that were the reverse the case , it would not account for the very marked difference in such a condition of the lungs in ...
... heard somewhat more distinctly in the sound than in the hepatised lung : but the distinction is so insignificant , that were the reverse the case , it would not account for the very marked difference in such a condition of the lungs in ...
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... heard very indistinctly , and not at all if the thickness of the interposed substance reaches half an inch . If a passage be bored in the liver , so as not completely to pierce it through , and this be spoken into by means of a ...
... heard very indistinctly , and not at all if the thickness of the interposed substance reaches half an inch . If a passage be bored in the liver , so as not completely to pierce it through , and this be spoken into by means of a ...
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... heard in the Thorax .—- In the healthy state , in all parts of the chest , except those immediately to be mentioned , there is heard no proper resonance of the voice , but merely an indistinct buzzing sound ; but in the space between ...
... heard in the Thorax .—- In the healthy state , in all parts of the chest , except those immediately to be mentioned , there is heard no proper resonance of the voice , but merely an indistinct buzzing sound ; but in the space between ...
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Página 100 - ... turned thick, of a dark muddy colour, the surface in many places of a greenish hue, without any regular separation of its parts. In the third degree of the disease it came out as black as ink ; and though kept stirring in the vessel many hours, its fibrous parts had only the appearance of wool or hair floating in a muddy substance.
Página 14 - The [partly] venous blood is at first transmitted freely through the lungs, and reaches the left side of the heart, by which it is driven through all the textures of the body. As the blood becomes more venous, its circulation through the vessels of the brain deranges the sensorial functions, and rapidly suspends them, so that the individual becomes unconscious of all external impressions. The functions of the medulla oblongata...
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Página 181 - ... of which four have been fatal. I am not aware that there has been any other case in the town of distinct puerperal peritonitis, although I am willing to admit my information may be very defective on this point. I have been told of some ' mixed cases,' and ' morbid affections after delivery.