The Half-yearly Abstract of the Medical Sciences: Being a Digest of British and Continental Medicine, and of the Progress of Medicine and the Collateral SciencesWilliam Harcourt Ranking, Charles Bland Radcliffe, William Domett Stone H. C. Lea, 1854 |
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abdomen acid action appeared applied arteries asphyxia became bladder blood body bone bowels cancer cause cavity chest chloroform cholera condition considerable continued contraction cornea cure death dilated discharge disease doses dyspnea effect ependyma ergot examination fatal favorable fever fluid fracture frequently grains heart hemorrhage Hospital hydrocele inch incision increased inflammation injected instances intestines iodine irritation Journal labor less limb liver lung Medical medicine mercury months mucous membrane muscles muscular natural nervous observed occurred operation opium organs ovum pain paroxysms passed patient pericarditis period peritoneal placenta portion present pulse quantity quinia rectum relief remarks remedies removed respiration rheumatism scarlatina side skin splint stomach strabismus stricture strychnia suffered surface surgeon symptoms tetanus tion tissue treatment tumor typhus ulceration urethra urine usually uterine uterine hemorrhage utero-placental uterus vagina veins vessels vomiting weeks whilst wound
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Seite 230 - succeeded by feeble and short inspirations, which gradually increase in strength and depth until the respiratory act is carried to the highest pitch of which it seems capable, when the respirations, pursuing a descending scale, regularly diminish until the commencement of another apnœal period. During the height of the paroxysm the vesicular murmur becomes intensely
Seite 39 - then moderately dried, and digested with ether and alcohol, to remove fat ; and, finally, dried completely, and weighed as fibrin. From the respective weights of the fibrin, and the dry clot, that of the corpuscles was calculated. The following were the results observed in seven different individuals affected with phthisis in different stages of advancement
Seite 63 - of the cerebro-spinal centre in such a way as to give rise to the phenomena of the fit. A very analogous effect is that which results from the administration of strychnia, which is best seen in a cold-blooded animal, like the frog. You may administer this drug in very minute quantities for some
Seite 69 - as to make his attendants believe that he is dead, when a low inspiration, followed by one more decided, marks the commencement of a new ascending and then descending series of inspirations. This symptom, as occurring in
Seite 274 - short. Nevertheless, cases might be easily adduced from the works of eminent obstetricians to prove that a single insemination at any period of the interval between two menstrual periods may result in the fertilization of the female. Of such cases, those only are important in our present point of view where conception has resulted from insemination shortly
Seite 217 - sixty, procured with an inch object-glass and low eye-piece, or a single lens of one-sixth of an inch focus, answers perfectly. The uric acid is found in the form of rhombs, the size of the crystals varying with the rapidity with which the drying of the serum has been effected.
Seite 299 - on each side lays a hand in the fold between the glutei muscles and the thigh, the ends of the fingers extending quite to the labia majora; then, by simultaneously pulling the nates upwards and outwards, the os externum opens, the pelvic and abdominal viscera all gravitate towards the epigastric region, and stretch this canal out to its utmost
Seite 284 - place, without any hemorrhage supervening; and, secondly, that when it has been attached to the os and cervix uteri, its separation has been effected in many cases without any particular hemorrhage resulting, although it is affirmed by some anatomists that there are few or no contracting fibres in the structure of the os and cervix uteri.
Seite 79 - The chief of these are, nitrate of silver, which may be given in pills, in doses of half a grain, three times a day ; mix vomica, which may also be given in pill, in the dose of from three to five grains, three times a day;
Seite 192 - the rupture of these vessels. Now the practice which I wish to inculcate, as based upon the above fact, and which has invariably arrested hemorrhage instantaneously, is, during hemorrhage to pass the bistoury along the vagina into the cavity of the uterus, and make a very free incision into the most exposed portion