The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a Concise View of the Latest and Most Important Discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Pharmacy, Volume 751851 |
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... p . 89 . * Medical Obs . and Enquiries , Vol . v . , p . 121 . Practical Observ . on Surgery , p . 79. London , 1816 . § Medical Gazette , January 10 , 1845 . fested no sign whatever of recognising persons or objects . 18 Dr Battersby on.
... p . 89 . * Medical Obs . and Enquiries , Vol . v . , p . 121 . Practical Observ . on Surgery , p . 79. London , 1816 . § Medical Gazette , January 10 , 1845 . fested no sign whatever of recognising persons or objects . 18 Dr Battersby on.
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... persons or objects . Upon division of the membranes a considerable quantity of fluid escaped . The source of this was not at first obvious , but as the incision into the dura mater was made near the point where the two hemispheres come ...
... persons or objects . Upon division of the membranes a considerable quantity of fluid escaped . The source of this was not at first obvious , but as the incision into the dura mater was made near the point where the two hemispheres come ...
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... person . His appetite and hearing were both good . His sight was imperfect , and he squinted . His mental faculties were not contemptible , though he was generally considered an idiot on account of his looking so very stupid . His ...
... person . His appetite and hearing were both good . His sight was imperfect , and he squinted . His mental faculties were not contemptible , though he was generally considered an idiot on account of his looking so very stupid . His ...
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... person meddling with it . His eyes do not well converge ; they move slowly , but he sees well . They are not depressed , but are sunk deeply in his head . He constantly grinds his teeth , which are good , and continually grins ...
... person meddling with it . His eyes do not well converge ; they move slowly , but he sees well . They are not depressed , but are sunk deeply in his head . He constantly grinds his teeth , which are good , and continually grins ...
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... persons are more frequently mistaken . The countenance , complexion , aspect of the eyes , of the neck , the sounds of the heart and arteries , the shape , postures , and manner of walking , and the functional dis- turbances of the ...
... persons are more frequently mistaken . The countenance , complexion , aspect of the eyes , of the neck , the sounds of the heart and arteries , the shape , postures , and manner of walking , and the functional dis- turbances of the ...
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Página 224 - CARSON (JOSEPH), MD, Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy in the University of Pennsylvania. SYNOPSIS OF THE COURSE OF LECTURES ON MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACY, delivered in the University of Pennsylvania.
Página 485 - That if any person shall unlawfully apply or administer, or attempt to apply or administer to any other person, any chloroform, laudanum, or other stupifying or overpowering drug, matter or thing, with intent thereby to enable such offender, or any other person, to commit, or with intent to assist such offender or other person in committing any felony, every such offender shall be guilty of felony, and being convicted thereof, shall be liable, at the discretion of the court, to be transported for...
Página 244 - All the publications of Mr. Churchill are prepared with so much taste and neatness, that it is superfluous to speak of them in terms of commendation.
Página 488 - Journal," a veterinary surgeon, Mr. James McGillivray, of Huntley, has offered an explanation which seems to me to be the true one. His theory is, that "when a pure animal of any breed has been pregnant to an animal of a different breed, such pregnant animal is a cross ever after, the purity of her blood being lost in consequence of her connexion with the foreign animal, herself becoming a cross forever, incapable of producing a pure calf of any breed.
Página 406 - From 1017 post mortem examinations of females of all ages, made by Dr. Boyd, (after excluding those of children and others, in which special mention is not made of the uterus,) there were found 708 where either the state or weight of the uterus was noted. In 13 of these, there was congestion or inflammation, which had no specific character, and in some the inflammation was limited to the fundus, and could not have been detected unless the uterus had been removed or cut open. In at least 3 there was...
Página 404 - I have often employed the speculum in married women after I had failed to detect the existence of disease by the ordinary mode of examination. In some of these cases, there has been seen an unusual degree of redness of the os uteri, sometimes affecting the whole, and at other times limited to the inner margin, with or without swelling. The white viscid discharge has been seen issuing from the os uteri. I have never seen ulceration of the orifice of the uterus in such a case...
Página 30 - ... and minutely described by Mr. Paget. In the hope of obtaining some guidance in the obscure physiology of the corpus callosum, he made careful enquiries into all that concerned this patient's mind. He could " not find otherwise than that this girl's mind was one of the least remarkable kind. Her only peculiarity was vivacity, and a want of caution, showing themselves in an habitual rapidity of action and want of forethought, deliberation and attention~ Certainly she could not be regarded as unusually...
Página 177 - ... appearance of a heap of nitrate of urea scales, blocking up the tube. It further resembled that substance in liquefying on the application of heat, and again concreting on cooling ; but no crystalline arrangement could be perceived, the sparkling appearance being evidently due to numerous air-bubbles entangled in the mass. Perfect redissolution took place when the tube was held for a few minutes in the flame of a spirit-lamp or plunged into hot water at 160° or 170°, the ordinary coagulating...