On Disorders of Digestion: Their Consequences and Treatment

abdominal absorbed absorption acid action albumin albuminuria alcohol alkaloids anæmia animal appears appetite artery atropia atropine become bile biliousness blood blood-vessels body bowels brain butter capillaries cause circulation condition congestion constipation contraction decayed teeth decomposition digestion dilated diminished disease diuretics doses dropsy duodenum dyspepsia effect emetic excreted experiments ferments flatulence fluid formed frequently gastric juice glands glomeruli headache healthy heart imperfect increased indigestion injected injurious intestinal canal irritation kidney lessen liver loop lymph lymphatics mastication meal meat medulla medulla oblongata mental mouth mucous membrane mucus muscles nerves nervous system observed occurs oedema organs pain pancreatic paralysis pass patient peptones persons poison present pressure probably produce purgatives quantity readily reflex regard removed renal rendered saliva secretion seems skin sometimes stimulation stomach substances suffering swallowed symptoms tissues tooth tubules unfrequently urine usually vaso-motor veins venous vessels vomiting