The American Medical Intelligencer, Volumen1A. Waldie, 1842 |
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... lungs ; and the cause of the arrestment of the sensorial functions . A correct knowledge of the manner in which the vital actions are arrested in asphyxia , is supposed to be included in the true explanations of these two facts . The ...
... lungs ; and the cause of the arrestment of the sensorial functions . A correct knowledge of the manner in which the vital actions are arrested in asphyxia , is supposed to be included in the true explanations of these two facts . The ...
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... lungs , when the chemical changes which go on there between the blood and the atmospheric air have ceased . The opinion , that the blood in death from asphyxia chiefly accumulates in the right side of the heart and the large vessels ...
... lungs , when the chemical changes which go on there between the blood and the atmospheric air have ceased . The opinion , that the blood in death from asphyxia chiefly accumulates in the right side of the heart and the large vessels ...
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... lungs , but from various other causes , among which he enumerates the obstacles opposed to the force of the already enfeebled right side of the heart , by the effects of the circula- tion of dark blood in the bronchial arteries , and ...
... lungs , but from various other causes , among which he enumerates the obstacles opposed to the force of the already enfeebled right side of the heart , by the effects of the circula- tion of dark blood in the bronchial arteries , and ...
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... lungs , and is sent with great force and in a full stream from a cut artery ; that it is not until the respiratory movements have been considerably impaired that it begins to stagnate in the lungs ; and that after death , considerable ...
... lungs , and is sent with great force and in a full stream from a cut artery ; that it is not until the respiratory movements have been considerably impaired that it begins to stagnate in the lungs ; and that after death , considerable ...
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... lungs , and acted upon the blood . In this experiment , the same mechanical movements of the chest which failed to renew the free circulation of the blood through the lungs when nitrogen gas was inspired , rapidly effected that object ...
... lungs , and acted upon the blood . In this experiment , the same mechanical movements of the chest which failed to renew the free circulation of the blood through the lungs when nitrogen gas was inspired , rapidly effected that object ...
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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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